Hello, this morning I woke up to the Adobe Updater open with an update for Fireworks. I've never come across a problem with update installation but the program will not update. The error message is as follows:
Fireworks CS5 11.0.1 Update
There was an error installing this update. Please quit and try again later.
Is there a way I can find out the reasoning for the update failing?
May someone help me with this?
Thank you.
Okay so a few things just happened:
The Adobe Application Manager icon no longer stares at me accusingly. Phew.
Guess I'll try and uninstall and reinstall and see if that works.
Concuerdo absolutamente con la solución que señala rdayaustin512, para instalar se debe realizar lo siguiente:
1.- Actualizamos Adobe Air
2.- Ingresamos al siguiente link: http://www.adobe.com/support/fireworks/downloads_updaters.html y descargamos el archivo necesario para mac o pc.
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2 .- Go to the following link: http://www.adobe.com/support/fireworks/downloads_updaters.html and download the file needed to mac or pc.
Possible failure of Fireworks CS5 0.1 patch could be because some file is modified or missing after the previous installation (Fireworks CS5).
If fixes suggested earlier in this thread (update Adobe AIR) do not work, please, try reinstalling Fireworks CS5 and then apply the 0.1 update again. A system restart is also recommended.
If even this does not solve the issue, contact Fireworks Team directly: http://adobe.ly/FWwish
In case you would like to contact Fireworks Team, it would also help if you could share the install logs from this location before re-installing Fireworks:
1. mac: /Library/Logs/Adobe/Installers/Adobe Fireworks CS5 11.0.1 <date>.log.gz
2. win XP: <installdrive>:\Program Files\CommonFiles\Adobe\Installers\Adobe Fireworks CS5 11.0.1 <date>.log.gz
3. win vista/7: <installdrive>:\Program Files (x86)\CommonFiles\Adobe\Installers\Adobe Fireworks CS5 11.0.1 <date>.log.gz
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Hi All,
We have investigated the update failure on Mac. For Mac users, if update failed the first time, we would suggest following the steps mentioned below before updating the patch again.
- Launch Extension Manager CS5 and check whether the AIR Export Extension has been uninstalled from your machine.
- If so, please reinstall this extension /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Fireworks CS5/Preinstall/REMOVED/AIR Export using Extension Manager CS5
- Try updating the patch again.
This should install the update successfully.
Thanks
FW Team
Adobe AIR Extension for Fireworks ver. 2.0.7 is installed; I did what is outlined below and got the message that AIR Extension for Fireworks.mxp conflicts with the already installed AIR Extension for Fireworks (even though the file in the REMOVED folder was named AIR Export.mxp, as described below). Same result: installation failed.
I have tried re-installing the extension - I get the conflict message and click Replace. Restart machine.
Installation still fails (with no meaningful error message).
FWIW Console show this line in the log (/Library/Logs/Adobe/Installers/Adobe Fireworks CS5 11.0.1 06-16-2011.log.gz)
ERROR: 42 Unable to locate file at "/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.Fireworks.11.0.0.plist"
Is the Fireworks prefs file supposed to be at this location?
I too have the exact same issue. It will not install (via updater or file) and I have updated the Air as well.
I also share the same installer sentiment.
--<< NOT to change the thread ... but I have the Master Suite and Soundbooth has NEVER worked.
Not even after hours of phone support with engineers.
The "info-exchange" that all the packages have right now just is not working.
In CS4 it was After Effects. :|
I need to get work done.
I can't send time troubleshooting all my products. >>--
Just got off the line to Adobe Support and they were able to fix the issue.
This is what worked for me.
1. First of all, don't use the Application Update Manager - it doesn't work for Fireworks. Use the standalone update from
http://www.adobe.com/support/fireworks/downloads_updaters.html
2. Find the folder AAMUpdater at /Library/Application Support/Adobe/AAMUpdater and drag it to the desktop.
3. Do a search for "adobepatchfiles" using the Search area in a Finder window.
4. Move all of the found folders to the trash.
5. Update Fireworks using the standalone updater you downloaded.
6. Move the AAMUpdater folder back to its original location.
I followed the first part of yachts999's reply and downloaded the updater from the Adobe site. Then, I moved the AAMUpdater folder at /Library/Application Support/Adobe/AAMUpdater and draged it to the desktop as suggested. However, I did not trash the adobepatchfiles as suggested after finding three different folders in three different directories.
When I clicked on the Fireworks updater, the update worked. Fireworks and all the other CS5 other apps are working as well.
It really should not have to be this hard...
Hope this helps.
Hi,
I have AIR Export Extension installed, but nor Adobe Updater, nor the updater downloaded from Adobe's web site worked. I'm on a Mac, latest OS version.
Pri Herur: May I please ask the support guys at Adobe, to not suggest customers to reinstall the whole CS when anything wrong happens? Please understand that this consumes a lot of time, removes custom settings, and if does not eventually solve the issue can be very irritating.
In any case, having to reinstall everything for an installer that does not work does not appear very logical. Maybe a smarter solution can be found? Software based on Sparkle, for example, work like a charm.
Best,
Paolo
Adobe's history of making updaters that work has never been that good.
When Macromedia owned Fireworks and Dreamweaver, their updaters ALWaYS WORKED.
Adobe seems to blame their customers when something doesn't wor, when it is they who should to taking the blame>
Quality control seems to be non existent at Adobe>
The only updaters we seem to continuously have trouble with is Adobe, never Apple, Corel, even Quark does a better job and making updaters that work.
have tried everything mentioned in this thread and nothin works.
ADOBE FIX YOU UPDATERS, If you can't then hire an outside vendor to do it correctly
Sadly it's not Mac only issue. I have CS5 Design Premium on a Windows 7 Professional, and the installation of the patch fails without a specific error message beside a generic "Something is wrong, try again".
This happens no matter if I use the 'Update...' menu command from any CS5 app, or run the downloaded update manually.
Another source of confusion might be that I use an english language version of the CS5 on a russian language version of the Win7.
Hello everyone,
Sorry to note that you are facing problems while updating patch for Fireworks. Could you provide the log files associated with the installer, so that we can analyze the issue? The installer logs are available at the following location:
<installdrive>:\Program Files\CommonFiles\Adobe\Installers\Adobe Fireworks CS5 11.0.1 <date>.log.gz (32-bit Operating system)
In case of reinstallation, you need not reinstall whole Creative Suite, you can reinstall only Adobe Fireworks and check whether the Update works fine.
Thanks,
FW Team
Sure thing, I have attached the log file you asked for.
Nevermind, I followed the recommendation to reinstall FW from the original source. In the suite installer I only checked the FW. It took like 8 min to reinstal.
After the reinstallation the 11.0.1 update finally succeeded. All my preferences seems to be intact. I also ran the 'Update...' menu item, and the updater found updates to seemingly all suite products; it all updated successfully.
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Frustration, but some random efforts got it the patch applied correctly:
However, not a slick experience/ #adobefail
Yes, this is all pretty irritating... not sure how many of us use Fireworks anyway.
My contribution: downloading the update from the Adobe site directly seems to have worked.
The Mac 11.0.1 installer: http://download.macromedia.com/pub/fireworks/updates/cs5/11_0_1_7/Fire works_11.0.1_All_AdobeUpdate.dmg .
Hope this help y'all.
_KMP
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