![]() I recently discovered that Adobe’s Creative Cloud software left a massive pile of PDApp.log files in my temporary directories, as well as a few others such as CEP8-PPro.log and AdobeIPCBroker.log. UPDATE (): Adobe’s support has noticed this post and is attempting to have the bug behind this issue fixed. ![]() Alternatively, if you are handy with such things, write a batch file that deletes the log files and add it to Task Scheduler as a task to run when you normally won’t be active on the machine. If this doesn’t work for you, it may be best to run a temporary file cleanup tool daily, such as Disk Cleanup included in Windows, CCleaner (warning: since Avast bought it, it’s a bit spammy now), or similar. ![]() UPDATE (): Reports are coming in that this doesn’t work with the newest Adobe CC programs since they’re rotating the logs now. ![]()
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