Post by Admin on Nov 10, 2017 16:12:22 GMT
This thread helps Fix Retry Installation. We are unable to reach Adobe Servers (ex, error code P206/206) while trying to install an Adobe app (Photoshop/Premiere) on your computer.
Workaround: wait for sometimes
Sometimes the problem occurs for Adobe server issue. At those situations, there is nothing to do from your side apart from waiting for few moments. Try downloading something else. If you don’t get any problem, that means the problem is due to the Adobe server.
Solution 1:
Make sure your browsers are allowing popups and cookies.
If the issue continues, contact Adobe Support during pst business hours by clicking the below link@ helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/service-ccm.html
Solution 2:
For advanced users or network admins only, try configuring/allowing/using ports 1935, 443, and 80 with two IP addresses for version 4.1 of the Adobe Connect server.
See details@ helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/kb/configure-ports-1935-443-80.html
Solution 3:
(If you met the below similar error, you may also give the following steps a go)
Step 1: tried disabling Firewall temporarily and check again later.
Step 2 (recommended): try performing a clean uninstallation using the recommended app remover PRO (for Mac) or uninstall tool (for Windows) and reinstallation once.
For experienced users only, try the manual deletion of Adobe files:
Open C:drive and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\ " Common Files" \Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and delete folders named Adobe Application Manager and OOBE.
Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and if present delete Adobe Creative Cloud folder. [**important]
NOTE: If you can't delete that file, try renaming the file to "Adobe Creative Cloud-old".
CMD code: appdata
navigate to Local > Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and delete folders named AAMUpdater and OOBE.
Try uninstalling Adobe Creative Cloud manually via the help of Windows Control Panel.
Restart your computer whenever you're ready.
Download and install Adobe Creative Cloud application (for Windows, only)@ ccmdls.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/KCCC/1/win32/CreativeCloudSet-Up.exe (or give offline installer@ prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-2015-direct-download-links.html a go) and check later.
If error continues, make sure , "Automatic Proxy settings detect" is ON.
And, if you were using some a proxy server set up for web traffic filtering, disable that setting and try again.
Solution 4:
Can't install Creative Cloud for Mac?
Method 1: uninstall any OLD version of Adobe Application Manager for Mac using the recommended app remover PRO in this video.
Method 2: Minimal Startup
Run your Mac in its Safe Mode and try installing the app there.
See more@ support.apple.com/en-us/HT201262
Method 3: Head to the Library folder, go to Application Support > Adobe, and delete "OOBE" folder.
For power users only, take a closer look@ "How to troubleshoot advanced connectivity issues"@ helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-network-issues.html. For example:
1. Test your connection to Adobe activation servers. Try HMA Pro VPN if your internet connection has been blocked due to some reason.
Reset your hosts file:
2. Make sure that you can access secure sites.
If you can't open https-based website:
Make sure that your computer's clock shows the correct time and is set to the correct time zone.
Disable authentication proxy servers.
make sure that the firewall is not blocking the activation server through ports 80 and 443.
Set your firewall to allowPDApp.exe to access Adobe server. See the path info below:
Windows: Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\OOBE\PDApp\core
Mac OS: Applications > Utilities > Adobe Application Manager > core > PDApp
3. Check the GlobalSign Root CA certificate.
Other voice: Read on helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/activation-connectivity-errors-creative-cloud.html (which contains advanced info).
Sometimes the problem occurs for Adobe server issue. At those situations, there is nothing to do from your side apart from waiting for few moments. Try downloading something else. If you don’t get any problem, that means the problem is due to the Adobe server.
Solution 1:
Make sure your browsers are allowing popups and cookies.
If the issue continues, contact Adobe Support during pst business hours by clicking the below link@ helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/service-ccm.html
Solution 2:
For advanced users or network admins only, try configuring/allowing/using ports 1935, 443, and 80 with two IP addresses for version 4.1 of the Adobe Connect server.
See details@ helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/kb/configure-ports-1935-443-80.html
Solution 3:
(If you met the below similar error, you may also give the following steps a go)
Step 1: tried disabling Firewall temporarily and check again later.
Step 2 (recommended): try performing a clean uninstallation using the recommended app remover PRO (for Mac) or uninstall tool (for Windows) and reinstallation once.
For experienced users only, try the manual deletion of Adobe files:
Open C:drive and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\ " Common Files" \Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and delete folders named Adobe Application Manager and OOBE.
Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and if present delete Adobe Creative Cloud folder. [**important]
NOTE: If you can't delete that file, try renaming the file to "Adobe Creative Cloud-old".
CMD code: appdata
navigate to Local > Adobe.
Open Adobe folder and delete folders named AAMUpdater and OOBE.
Try uninstalling Adobe Creative Cloud manually via the help of Windows Control Panel.
Restart your computer whenever you're ready.
Download and install Adobe Creative Cloud application (for Windows, only)@ ccmdls.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/KCCC/1/win32/CreativeCloudSet-Up.exe (or give offline installer@ prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-2015-direct-download-links.html a go) and check later.
If error continues, make sure , "Automatic Proxy settings detect" is ON.
And, if you were using some a proxy server set up for web traffic filtering, disable that setting and try again.
Solution 4:
Can't install Creative Cloud for Mac?
Method 1: uninstall any OLD version of Adobe Application Manager for Mac using the recommended app remover PRO in this video.
Method 2: Minimal Startup
Run your Mac in its Safe Mode and try installing the app there.
See more@ support.apple.com/en-us/HT201262
Method 3: Head to the Library folder, go to Application Support > Adobe, and delete "OOBE" folder.
For power users only, take a closer look@ "How to troubleshoot advanced connectivity issues"@ helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-network-issues.html. For example:
1. Test your connection to Adobe activation servers. Try HMA Pro VPN if your internet connection has been blocked due to some reason.
Reset your hosts file:
2. Make sure that you can access secure sites.
If you can't open https-based website:
Make sure that your computer's clock shows the correct time and is set to the correct time zone.
Disable authentication proxy servers.
make sure that the firewall is not blocking the activation server through ports 80 and 443.
Set your firewall to allowPDApp.exe to access Adobe server. See the path info below:
Windows: Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\OOBE\PDApp\core
Mac OS: Applications > Utilities > Adobe Application Manager > core > PDApp
3. Check the GlobalSign Root CA certificate.
Other voice: Read on helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/activation-connectivity-errors-creative-cloud.html (which contains advanced info).