Tech is labor-intensive, and I don't blame you or Adobe for Creative Cloud products not being supported on Case-sensitive formats. And now that I am looking to install the Adobe products I know and love, it turns out that I need to go and reformat my hard drive again, which entails that I (1) create a copy of my current hard drive on an external location so that I can be sure I don't lose all of my data, (2) reboot my Mac in recovery mode and use Disk Utility to reformat the drive and (3) try once again to install the Adobe software I am already paying for. I recently replaced my hard drive, and was suggested by many blogs and Apple Support to format my new hard drive in a case-sensitive fashion, which I did. Why do I have TWO internal hard drives, and something called Container disk2? O_oĪlexander So a secondary internal HD, for your Home folder? O_o I didn't create this.what's this even Look, I am a consumer of your product. you'll feel what I mean.) that the APFS, Case-Sensitive Encrypted format is the ideal and most secure.Īny-who, also please see the image attachments below of the MacOS's Disk Utility. Was told by Apple (not that you can trust them on getting ethical repairs from them.if you keep up with Apple behind the scenes, journalists exposing their lies, etc. I need some alternative options, lest I have to re-install my entire MacOS from ground zero.Īlso why is there a conflict with Adobe apps/software and the case sensitive form of APFS Encrypted?! Or can I install Adobe products on an external hard drive? If I go on MacOS's Disk Utility, and create a volume or partition of the internal hard drive that's not, case-sensitive format encryption, can I get the apps/software to utilize that particular partition or volume? So far when, I try to install CC or Photoshop and the like, it will not let me choose where. It's the case-sensitive aspect that makes the Adobe products I purchased, not compatiable, with arguably the best OS to use Adobe on. My MacBook's internal hard drive(s) are APFS, Case-Senstive, Encrypted. My name is Alexander, and right now it really does hurt when IP, because of this issue I'm having with Adobe.
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