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Path: /Applications/Adobe Photoshop 2021/Adobe Photoshop 2021.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Photoshop 2021Īnonymous UUID: B8C9AB90-1C6C-4C53-FC75-C6D856F1EA6C If it isn't beta Big Sur 11.3, then you must erase Mac and re-install. Click 'about this MacBook Air " to see which version of Big Sur it is I was experienced this )Ĩth, You are now on your desktop. DO NOT SIGN IN APPLE ACCOUNT! (You can't install Adobe softwares if logged in Apple account even signed out after that. And let it finish installation.ħth, create a name and pw for your MacBook Air (NO FireVault). And keep the first format highlightedĦth, click erase volume group -> erase -> erase Mac -> reinstall Beta Big Sur 11.3. You can name your MacBook Air now (where untitled is).

And on the left, select the very top MacBook HD (not data one)ĥth, on the right top click erase. In few seconds, there are MacBook HD and options showed.Ĥth, select Options -> disk utilities. Third, press and hold its power button until you see message "loading Options ", then release. Next, if you are still logged in Apple account, Sign out completely on your desktop by go to system preferences-> sign out your Apple ID. And then eject and disconnect your usb storage from laptop completely (this new laptop will not installed softwares if usb storage still connected) Second, copy and save all your photos and documents from MacBook M1 into usb storage (so you can retrieve them later).

If it doesn't work or you have any questions please write a comment and don't forget to post your errors! Maybe I can help you out.If it does work you can comment as well :DGood luck guys!

Then you are ready to launch Photoshop and that's it.

There you need to enable the checkbox "Open using Rosetta".

Before you open Photoshop, right-click it and go to Information.

When prompted, you must enter your password.

Open AdobeZii and click on Patch or drag in the Photoshop.app.

Download the latest version of AdobeZii (v6.0.9).

Launch it, sign in and download the Photoshop trial.

Download and install the smaller Version of the CreativeCloud from here.

(And I think the Beta makes the difference)

Update to the latest Beta Build of MacOS BigSur.

(You can use AppCleaner or other tools as well) Also, make sure to manually delete all traces of Adobe under "/Library".

Uninstall EVERYTHING from Adobe using this tool.

Unfortunately, it does not run natively, but with the help of Rosetta it runs quite smoothly.

Since so many people are having problems with Photoshop on their M1, I want to give you a tutorial. The following fix only works for Photoshop Version 22.3! The latest version (22.3.1) is not supported by this method.