The problem is most likely that it is not being able to write to its settings files within the Library special folder. Reopen your Adobe program and it should be able to start succesfully. Add your user account and assign it Reading and Writing privileges.
#Adobe updater crash plus#
Expand this pane, unlock the settings for this folder by clicking on the lock button, then press the plus sign (+) button. On the last pane you will find the Sharing and Permissions options. Once you have found and selected your folder, open the File menu, and then select File/Get Info. Browsing to the Adobe-named folders within your Library, it should not be hard to find which is the right one. On this example, InDesign CS5 is Version 7.0, but that might be different for your version. Also, your version number might be different. Of course, you must replace YOUR-USER with your user account and Adobe InDesign with whatever Adobe program you are experiencing problems with.
#Adobe updater crash Pc#
My suggestion is to open a Finder window and go to a path that will look very similar to: /Users/YOUR-USER/Library/Preferences/Adobe InDesign/Version 7.0. I left my PC running IBT, just 5 runs at max stress 8 threads with my i7 930 set at 3.8 GHz, which has been stable through countless Prime 95, LinX, IBT. According to the Adobe support forums, I was not the only one to have had this problem. It turns out that the Adobe installer program had left all of the Adobe-related Library files as read-only. I had a somehow similar problem before, where InDesign CS5 would crash on startup right after I installed it for the first time. Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 325365 secĪnonymous UUID: D16EAFE7-2F04-44D4-A984-5902A6EF8943Įxception Codes: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE at 0x00000000b0327ff8ĭispatch queue: -thread 0 libSystem.B.dylibĠx97dd0142 semaphore_wait_signal_trap + 10 1 libSystem.B.dylibĠx97dd5c46 pthread_mutex_lock + 490 2 libstdc++.6.dylibĠx91887559 _gnu_cxx::_recursive_mutex::lock() + 17 3 libstdc++.6.dylibĠx918874e6 _cxa_guard_acquire + 68 4 libTrueTypeScaler.dylibĠx91c92ab3 TTScalerInfo() + 50 5 libFontParser.dylibĠx9979a5f1 TTrueTypeScaler::CreateTrueTypeScaler() + 43 6 libSystem.B.dylibĠx97dee900 pthread_once + 82 7 libFontParser.dylib
#Adobe updater crash code#
Version: Adobe Fireworks CS5 version 11.0.0.484 (11.0.0) Code Type: X86 (Native) Path: /Applications/Adobe Fireworks CS5/Adobe Fireworks CS5.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Fireworks CS5
From the look of it I'm not sure if it's a permissions error or something? I completely re-installed on of the applications Titanium. If it helps at all both those programs were probably open when it restarted. It's making it hard to get my work done :] Other programs (Chrome, Firefox, Textmate, Versions) work fine.Īny thoughts on this? I haven't owned my MacBook long so I'm not even aware of the right tools or places to look to track this down. Now when I open a couple programs such as Adobe Fireworks or Appcelerator Titanium they throw up a nasty error like below. Adobe Reader 21.001.20145, 32BitMAPIBroker.exe crash when exiting (OL 2013, Server 2012 R2) We are using Adobe Reader 21.001.20145 (32 bit) Optional update, and Office 2013 Version.
Closed my computer last night, went home. In this Adobe forum post, a user complains about issues with Adobe Reader 21.001.20145.
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