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How to disable CS5Service Manager??
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I used Lingon and disabled it.
It is located here:
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS4ServiceManager/CS4ServiceManager.app/Contents/MacOS/CS4ServiceManager
Of course replace my CS4 with your CS5
I used Lingon and disabled it.
It is located here:
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS4ServiceManager/CS4ServiceManager.app/Contents/MacOS/CS4ServiceManager
Of course replace my CS4 with your CS5
Thanks a bunch :] I deleted the file and it doesn't ask anymore :}
I used Lingon and disabled it.
It is located here:
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CS4ServiceManager/CS4ServiceManager.app/Contents/MacOS/CS4ServiceManager
Of course replace my CS4 with your CS5
You are a beautiful person, this has been driving me round the bloody bend! I can finally work again! Cheers!
I think it still appeared even after the java runtime install. I can't remember why I disabled it, but I would think I would have installed the java runtime enviroment first before disabling it.
It still comes up after the Java install, every minute, which completely stops any work from being done. I've had similar issues with nearly all Java downloads that 10.7 requires me to download, sent report tickets for each one to apple, but needed a quick fix for this one!
I disabled it with Lingon.
In Lingon, go to the User Agents section. Disable both com.adobe.AAM.Startup-1.0 and com.adobe.CS5ServiceManager
<rant>
God how I hate adobe now! They think they're an operating system that needs to constantly check to see if my software needs an update patch. Adobe, IDK IF MY SOFTWARE IS NOT UP TO DATE! And rather than do it when the software is running, they install a separate application that is always running and always checking something I never wanted in the first place. If I want to update my 3rd party software, I'll manually do it myself. Don't install a spyware-like app to eat up my processor cycles, battery life, and bandwidth! Plus, what's up with invading my utilities folder with all your 5 or 10 different crappy update apps? Your software isn't important enough to be in my utilities folder alongside my system utilities.
</rant>
In Lingon, go to the User Agents section. Disable both com.adobe.AAM.Startup-1.0 and com.adobe.CS5ServiceManager
<rant>
God how I hate adobe now! They think they're an operating system that needs to constantly check to see if my software needs an update patch. Adobe, IDK IF MY SOFTWARE IS NOT UP TO DATE! And rather than do it when the software is running, they install a separate application that is always running and always checking something I never wanted in the first place. If I want to update my 3rd party software, I'll manually do it myself. Don't install a spyware-like app to eat up my processor cycles, battery life, and bandwidth! Plus, what's up with invading my utilities folder with all your 5 or 10 different crappy update apps? Your software isn't important enough to be in my utilities folder alongside my system utilities.
</rant>
Lingon is no longer developed. The quick, manual way to disable the Adobe crapware is to:
sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.adobe.*
HTH.
Late answer.Can you explain that more?
Open up the Terminal app
(/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app)
Go to the directory
/Library/LaunchAgents/
by writing
Code:
cd /Library/LaunchAgents/Remove all plists for Adobe
Like:
- com.adobe.AAM.Updater-1.0.plist
- com.adobe.CS5ServiceManager.plist
by writing
Code:
sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.adobe.*You will be prompt to provide your password which is the administrator password. After writing it, press Enter.
Close the terminal
By pressing
Code:
cmd+qDone!
There are an additional thing that it is good to do relating Adobe Manager. Remove Adobe Manager application from your Mac. After you do the steps bellow, you will receive a message that Adobe Manager are not installed in your computer when you start any adobe software, but it will start normally. Please, find bellow the steps.
1. Find were Adobe manager is installed. When the Adobe Manager application is running, you can find its path location listing the processes of OS X. The command in terminal is " ps aux | grep Adobe" . After this command you will see all Adobe processes that are running in your Mac.
2. Find the location of processes that have " Adobe Manager " in the line. Probably the file are in the folder called "Utilities" or something similar. If you are with Dreamweaver opened, or another Adobe application, it will be in the list too but you have to consider only the ones that have "Adobe Manager" in the line.
3. after it you have to delete this folders with Adobe Manager in the name. you can do it with Finder or in Terminal with the command " sudo rm -R <Adobe manager location path> "
I hope it helps.
This trouble appeared for me after updating to El Capitan. The solution was downloading the free version of ccleaner. Click Tools, then click Startup and Remove cs5servicemanager.