You can build automated deployment solutions using the command line parameters.įor a Windows operating system, silently install Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud by completing the following steps: To support large-scale deployments, you can perform a silent installation of ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud using the command line. Double-click the file that you downloaded and follow the instructions in the installation wizard.Optionally, if you have a Microsoft Windows operating system, you can choose to install the extension for just yourself when choosing the installation context in the wizard. Notably, the only piece of Adobe’s CC that is optimized for M1 Macs is Lightroom ( Premiere M1 support and more in beta), while the rest of the suite gaining official support is still in the works.If you don't have administrative privileges on your machine, contact your IT administrator for help installing the extension. You can check if you’ve gotten the update on your Mac by opening the Creative Cloud Mac app > click Creative Cloud in the menu bar > About Creative Cloud. Adobe employee Mariia confirmed CCXProcess 4.1.3 is the update that includes the Creative Cloud bug fix. Last week Adobe tracked down the problem and today a new update has a resolution. Users noticed it was the CCXProcess and CCLibrary background processes that were causing the problem by checking out Activity Monitor. Read on for details and how to get this Creative Cloud bug fix.Īfter updating to macOS Big Sur, some Mac users – seemingly more with the 16-inch MacBook Pro – saw a problem where Creative Cloud background processes were using almost 100% of the CPU and affected machines’ fans would run at full tilt. Adobe is out with a software update for its Creative Cloud apps that solves a serious issue that some Mac users were seeing after upgrading to macOS Big Sur – CPU usage around 100%.
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