If you use the switch they give you in the tutorial, it still does not remove all products. It leaves things like Fireworks, Dreamweaver, etc. It just seems to randomly leave things installed, even when you choose "Clean All". Now here is why you should not even use this tool.ġ) This does not get rid of everything. So that's the dumb way that I was able to figure out. Start /wait "AdobeCreativeCloudCleanerTool.exe" "Nope, try again"Īnd then the last line is 'y' to confirm again. The batch file looked like the following: I'll explain how I did it, and then tell you why this tool is trash. The solution is to feed the tool some input. This does not work for those of us who want to do this silently. It asks you to choose the language, it asks you if you want to continue, and then asks you which products you want to uninstall. So if you run the tool without any switches, there will be much user interaction. They literally just said to go to control panel and uninstall Adobe products. I chatted Adobe to see if they have any documentation on this, and they were beyond worthless. Adobe does not provide the correct switches for doing this. Instead, they want to uninstall old CS suites. That's great if you only want to uninstall CC products, but that's not really what people are wanting to do. So their documentation says this: AdobeCreativeCloudCleanerTool.exe ‐‐removeAll= CREATIVECLOUDCS6PRODUCTS Like Apple products, it's becoming very obvious that Adobe never intended to be in an enterprise setting. I can only assume it's because they just want to say the tool exists, even though they don't want people to use it. For some reason, Adobe does not provide documentation with this CC tool. So I needed a way to silently uninstall all of these and then deploy CC to all of them (which I can do no problem).
Some have individual appllications, some have suites (of all different versions). Not all computers have the same thing installed on them. I need to remove all Adobe products from approximately 3,500 computers.
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