Where Is The App Data Folder For The Mac User And

Where Is The App Data Folder For The Mac User And

If you are a Mac user and experience the same issue, do the following.

Click Library and find the Application Support folder there, then Open Media LLC and Combin folders respectively.

If you continue to browse, we will assume you are happy with it.

Then, this: Rename the opm.db file.

Close the Creative Cloud application if its running.

Windows: System drive:UsersusernameAppDataLocalAdobeOOBE Mac OS: User LibraryApplication SupportAdobeOOBE folder Rename the opm.db file to opmold.db Launch Creative Cloud How can I locate the file on Windows 8 to rename it.

I dont know if that means only Win7 and you may not buy if you have Win8).

May I know whether the applications Trial period has expired Opm.db is an use login cache database file which holds the information regarding user login, access.etc.

However, if you had tried CC 2014 version, you may try installing CC or CS 6 version.

Just for confirmation purpose, may I ask whether you had purchased subscription.

To temporarily reveal it, in Finder, hold down the Option key (alt) and select Library from the Go menu.

To display it always, select your Home folder (cmd-shift-h) and Show View Options (cmd-j).

You could see if changing the View, of hard disk drive content, will help you find the Users folder content.

Some users have the Apple face icon in the Dock, set to open their user acct.

You can navigate to the Users folder by opening finder and double-clicking Users at the bottom of the Finder window.

I remember when using past OS systems seeing that folder on the bottom of my home column.

Now I am the only person using my computer, which may be why there is no User or Shared folders.

The bottom folder in Column View will be the last folder in the sorting sequence.

Was it possibly the Path Bar You can enable that in the View menu.

Most of the time it would start there since most things you do would be in your Home.

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