Every time you install an Adobe product, the Creative Cloud gets installed by default, and you need it to install more programs afterward. The problem is that some users have encountered issues with their Creative Cloud desktop app, and they went on forums to report it: This step-by-step guide will show you what you need to do to make the Apps tab appear in the Creative Cloud again.
How can I make the Apps tab appear in the Creative Cloud app?
1. If you belong in an organization
A lot of organizations limit the apps you can install and therefore disable the Apps tab in the Creative Cloud desktop app. If you encounter any of these issues, then you need to contact your administrator:
The Apps tab is missing from your Creative Cloud desktop app The Apps tab displays the message: You don’t have access to manage apps
2. If you don’t belong to an organization
You will need to uninstall and re-install the Adobe Creative Cloud app, which involves the following steps: By following these steps, you will now be able to see the Tabs menu in your Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app. This means that you will now be able to install any Adobe product, as long as you own them, and update them to whatever version you need. Did you find this guide useful? Let us know if you have any other Adobe-related issues in the comments section below. RELATED ARTICLES YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT:
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