The support guy said I should still be getting updates, but that he'll check up with me in another week or so to see if that is indeed the case. So now everything works, but the Application Manager still doesn't recognize that Acrobat or Muse are installed - it still has the "install" button next to their names. To install Muse, we figured out that we could just download the trial from the Adobe site and just install it that way - again, as opposed to installing it from the Application Manager.
To get Acrobat to work, we had to use another special Acrobat remover tool, then we had to create another administrator on my computer and use the new account to install Acrobat from there using a direct download of the program, instead of the Application Manager. If I silently run the install from a network dr. However all of this has become out dated and so I wanted to update all of that. add a GUI to your TS and run a script to configure your windows 10 install. To find a different application in your own query find the line in the code. I am creating a 64-bit package with Photoshop, Illustrator, Premier, In Design, and Acrobat DC. In the example code I am using Adobe Acrobat version 9. We use a combination of SCCM and WDS to deploy creative cloud and nothing is working. When that was done, we were able to install most of the programs, but not Muse or Acrobat. I cannot deploy creative cloud in our environment over the network. in the end, we had to use a special Adobe Suite remover program to totally scrub my system of anything Adobe. I fixed it, but it involved three calls with Adobe support that added up to around 6 hours.
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