Un Adobe Camera Raw Update Camera Raw

If your Mac is so old it wont support the newer OSes that might be what ACR is having an issue.

Try this: go to PS Preferences Camera Raw Preferences (not just PS Preferences) and try turning off the Graphics Processor (GPU) or turn it on if its off, and see if you can get past the block, although if you have a high screen resolution then youll likely need it turned on for speed, but experiment to see if it changes.

Also, I think the D850 is supported by ACR 9.12.1 and there happens to be an installer for that on this page, so try running that: Camera Raw plug-in installer.

What is the underlying issue or situation that lead you to believe uninstalling ACR 10.4 is a good idea, which it is likely not Is it causing app-errors (turn off the GPU in ACR preferences not PS preferences), or are non-raw files you want to open in PS are opening in ACR on the way into PS and you dont want this extra step (turn off JPG, HEIF, TIF file handling in ACR preferences), or are you under the mistaken impression that uninstalling ACR 10.4 will put ACR 10.3 back, which it wont If you indeed want to delete the ACR 10.4 plug-in, then rather than deleting it, Id suggest you rename it to have a name that doesnt end in.8bi (like 8bb or 8bi) so you can easily put it back in service once you find out uninstalling (deleting) it wasnt the right idea.

But I can not locate where this plug-in is located in order to uninstall it.

Many thanks to you and thank you for your investment in my problem and to find a solution so quickly Again, thank you very much.

You still have Creative Cloud applications installed on your computer that require it.

I took a screenshot: Creative Cloud uninstall error message This is particularly peculiar because 1) not a single Adobe-related application was running other than the uninstaller, and 2) I had already run the uninstallers for every Creative Cloud-associate application I had downloaded (namely Photoshop and Lightroom).

Un Adobe Camera Raw Update Camera Raw

Here is a screenshot that shows those two application no longer being recognized (as being on my mac) by Creative Cloud: Creative Cloud interface screenshot So what could this Creative Cloud uninstaller error message which prevents me from using the uninstaller talking about It is particularly frustrating that Camera Raw is being recognized by Adobe Creative Cloud as a standalone application yet it does not appear with an uninstaller in my applications folder; even worse: I cannot find an unstall option through Creative Clouds interface FOR Camera Raw itself As you can see from the screenshot above, I did update Camera Raw to see if that would help me find the file and delete it--to no avail.

I also updated Camera Raw so as to be sure of downloading the most recent installer per your previous tip--unfortunately running that installer NOT ONLY did not install and uninstaller, BUT ALSO did not register the previous--already and still extant--installation of Camera Raw and preceeded to USE AN ADDITIONAL 1.07 GB on my harddrive So frustrating So, I tried JimHesss method of finding the plug-in and other Camera Raw files.

Please where I found those files and that I did delete them from my computer to the best of my ability: Deleted the plugin and Deleted a Camera Raw file of significant size The location shown immediately above (not the plugin location) containd a Camera Raw files of significant size (between 400 and 500 Mbs).

I moved both this file and the plugin to the trash AND immediately deleted them.

I then tried running the Creative Cloud uninstaller and recieved the SAME ERROR message.

When I open the Creative Cloud interface, Camera Raw still shows as INSTALLED.

Not only am I still unable to uninstall Creative Cloud, but also I have another, estimated 500 Mbs to 1.5 Gbs of my storage capacity being consumed by this.

The one that ended up being a big help was this one: The Cant uninstall camera raw with 5 replies (as of 05282020) posted by joshuaf31716049 on Jul 19, 2019.

I was able to use that to remove Camera Raw (and a older, hidden installation of Photoshop or some part thereof that the Cleaner Tool was able to find).

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