Disable auto-launching Adobe Creative Cloud at login [macOS Catalina]

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macOS Catalina brought many new features, applications Apple redesigned, but also some changes at the "core" level of the operating system macOS. One of the most important is the removal of support for applications with 32-bit architecture. Which is why many Adobe application users have found that after upgrading from macOS Mojave la Catalina, these Adobe applications have stopped working. The good news is that Adobe has updated and updated them 64-bit, being compatible on macOS Catalina. Except for a few old applications that Adobe stopped developing. Those new versions of will never work again macOS.
So, you have the answer to the question "Why do Adobe applications no longer work after the update to macOS Catalina?".

About three years ago, we were showing how to disable the automatic launch of Adobe Creative Cloud at system startup macOS. At that time Creative Cloud looks much more rudimentary than today, and macOS he did not have so many restrictions. On macOS Catalina the solution to disable auto-launch is no longer the same. The good news is that disabling auto launch of Adobe Creative Cloud when logging in, it can be done just as easily. From Creative Cloud.

Disable auto-launching Adobe Creative Cloud I logged in macOS Catalina

Disable Creative launch Cloud it is done very simply from the menu "Preferences”Of the application. As these options from "Preferences” to be available, you will need to log in with Adobe ID in Creative Cloud. Username and password.

Log in to the Adobe Creative splash screen Cloud, then return to the "Creative Cloud”→“Preferences", Where you uncheck the"Launch Creative Cloud at Login".

After this step you can deauthenticate and close Creative altogether Cloud. After rebooting the system macOS Catalina, Creative Cloud it will no longer launch automatically.

Normally the list of applications that launch automatically at OS startup should be in "System Preferences”→“Users & Groups” → “Login Items” tab. Apparently, Adobe Creative Cloud appeared suddenly in the Menu Bar without being present in this list.

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