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    Adobe Application Manager failing, updates failing, direct downloads failing

    /t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/adobe-application-manager-failing-updates-failing-direct-downloads-failing/td-p/9278488 Jul 25, 2017 Jul 25, 2017

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    Currently working in Photoshop CS5 on Mac OS X Sierra and I'm needing to update Camera Raw and can't through the Adobe Application Manager (it either says that I'm already running the Application Manager or, if I can make it to the visible updates, fails to update).

    Tried downloading the Camera Raw 6.7.1 update from Adobe directly and my computer comes up with error messages saying that the installer is no longer authenticated. Tried to override, and now nothing happens when I try to open the installer.

    I've tried every solution I can find!

    Please help, I'm exasperated!!

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    Guide , Jul 25, 2017 Jul 25, 2017 Cari Jansen • Guide , Jul 25, 2017 Jul 25, 2017

    Have you tried running the Adobe Patch Installer (see below the download information in this link -- I'm thinking you might have already tried that?):
    Adobe - Photoshop : For Macintosh : Camera Raw 6.7 Update

    I'm not sure if these installers are still compatible with Max OSX Sierra.

    If you need this version of Camera Raw for processing of you digital camera files, you could look at an alternate by installing the Digital Negative Converter instead. Not sure if that helps as workaround? See: Adobe Digital Negative Converter 9.x