I do not need my students confused by this Adobe Application Manager opening up and prompting them to sign in when they open up something like Photoshop or InDesign. So I uninstalled all of 2015, and all of 2017, and used the cleaner, then reinstalled the 2017 package. It's in this lab I get the sign-in prompt. The fourth lab, to save time (I need the labs working by start of classes tomorrow), I just installed the 2017 package alongside the existing 2015 package. Another lab I uninstalled the 2015 apps first, as best as I could (there doesn't seem to be a good way to uninstall CC - all I could find was to uninstall each app individually, then use the Adobe Cleaner), and then used a package (built using the packager (another complication that seems unnecessary to me)) to install all the CC2017 apps this lab seems to work fine. These labs did have CC 2015 in two of them I completely reimaged the machines (using Dell/Quest KACE) with a fresh CC2017-bearing Mac image they seem to work fine. The fourth lab prompts the user to sign in (the app that does the prompting seems to be Adobe Application Manager).
Trying to deploy CC in several labs full of Macs.
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