I unfortunately don't know where this is stored off the top of my head, but removing that manifest (typically uninstalling the Extension Manager does the trick) resets it and the problem goes way if it's a corruption issue. It can be corrupted or do strange things. If the installation fails at this point, it's probably an Adobe error…Īdobe extension installers use a sort of central manifest to manage keeping track of what is and isn't installed. Restart all Adobe apps in which it should launch and check that it is gone. If I were in your shoes, this is what I'd do:įull system search (including system/hidden folders) for a file or folder in the extension, assuming I know the name of it. I forget which ones are which but here are the locations:Ĭ:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\\extensionsĬ:\Users\\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\\extensionsĬ:\Users\\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\\extensions There's also a difference between User and System install.
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It provides a drag-and-drop GUI for installation, and a website to which extension developers can point users to download the installer. It replaces the Extension Manager which Adobe no longer supports as of CC 2015. zxp installer file for your panel like this: 1.
Oh I forgot, you mentioned looking in the CEP folder for your extension, which is CC 2014+. ZXPInstaller is an open source Adobe extension installer. You can use this file with the Adobe Extension Manager to create a.
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