3 Replies Latest reply: Jul 21, 2014 12:51 PM by Jeff A Wright RSS

    Upgrade (to CC 2014) left behind the old CC versions!

    shawninvancouver Community Member

      This isn't a major problem but nevertheless, still very annoying.

       

      I recently upgrading all the applicable CC software to the 2014 edition but found that I was still using the old CC software, whenever loading from the Windows recently opened list.

       

      So now I have the following folders taking up needless space:

      C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe - Previously installed 32bit versions of the CC software. Why did Adobe install these? I have a 64bit OS!

      C:\Program Files\Adobe - This is the 64bit versions of the CC software. Now it is a mix of:

          Adobe Bridge CC (64 Bit)

          Adobe Illustrator CC (64 Bit)

          Adobe Illustrator CC 2014

          Adobe InDesign CC (64 bit)

          Adobe InDesign CC 2014

          Adobe Media Encoder CC

          Adobe Photoshop CC (64 Bit)

          Adobe Photoshop CC 2014

       

      Questions?

      1. Why did Adobe install the x86 versions, when I clearly do not require that version? Do I still need the duplicated software versions in the x86 folder?

      2. Why didn't Adobe remove the obsolete versions in the 64 bit folder? Can I delete the folders (in red); Adobe didn't include an uninstall for the older versions?

       

      Thank you,

      Shawn