You can leave Creative Cloud closed if you want, but I wouldn't recommend un-installing it, as that may break things. Lightroom is now still able to open and run as usual. You can then go to the Creative Cloud preferences and disable/uncheck everything, and also Quit.Īt this point, you can also go back into Little Snitch and delete/block every outgoing connection that you allowed through during the Creative Cloud sign-up process (leave the Lightroom rules intact). Closing and re-launching should also work fine.

I also allowed ' 'īoom, Lightroom should open with Develop module working. Upon opening Lightroom, you will get connection alerts for '', which you should let through.

If you have a second computer that already has Lightroom installed with the updates (e.g. If you want to install Lightroom6 from your DVD onto your new computer, you’ll only get Lightroom 6.0. Re-enable WiFi after patching is successful. Face it Adobe has abandoned its standalone users. Go ahead and patch Lightroom with Adobe Zii 6.0.1. Also delete any LS rules you may have had and clear your hosts file of any Adobe entries.Īfter you re-install, open Creative Cloud and sign up or log in with your google account.Īfter that is done, leave it open and disable WiFi. I would suggest to just reinstall Lightroom v10 from the beginning to get this process going. I also allowed any outgoing connections with LS at first just to get Creative Cloud up and working. you MUST sign up or log in with Creative Cloud app first!. OK, so this is how to get Lightroom v10 working with Develop module intact:

Adobe lightroom 6.0