Good morning.
I just updated the operating system to Windows 8.
When I try to check for updates for photoshop elements 11, I get an error message from "adobe application manager", who tells me: "The update server is not responding,
may be temporarily offline or internet firewall settings may be wrong. "
I tried for several days to update, but the error is always the same.
With windows 7 everything worked properly.
Can you suggest any solution?
thanks
Stefano
Most likely there is a security setting that is blocking the Adobe Application Manager (AAM, the updater) from connecting to the internet to "protect" your computer. Check your firewall and/or anti-virus settings to verify that AAM is not blocked. You may also want to create exceptions for this application to ensure it is not blocked in the future.
I've got the same exact problem. I have both Lightroom 4 and Photoshop Elements 11; Lightroom 4 updates fine, Photoshop 11 sends me the same message as Piroga noted. PE 11 must have a few bugs; I cannot edit the body of the email when I want to share photos via PE 11's email attachment selection. Hope someone is working on a fix.
I am relatively new to Windows 8, really have not decided if I like it or not, but I cannot find the desktop icon or app icon to right click on. When I try to update PE11, the error notice comes from AAM, but I cannot find the AAM program on my computer. I am running PE11 as the adminstrator but that does not change anything.
Hi lashutterbug54,
try searching AAM typing "win key + v" then, select "apps" and select "search" .So enter in the search box "adobe applicaition manager". If the program is installed on your PC, you should see it in the left box of the screen. I solved the problem by running the update not from the bar menu on PE11 but directly from AAM. Now, everything worked perfectly on win 8. Sorry for my "Google" english... ![]()
I could not get to AAM in the method you were discribing. I did find the .exe file for AAM and got the same error message as described initially. How would I find another copy of AAM and reload it on my computer. By the way, using the same internet service and wireless router on my older win xp desktop works just fine as far as updates thru AAM. Its amazing how older machines work better than the new ones at times. Would the AAM program be on the original PE11 cd or would I have to get it from the Adobe website?
lashutterbug54 wrote:
Take a look here:
..... How would I find another copy of AAM and reload it on my computer.
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4773
or here:
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