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Here's How to download & install Adobe Lightroom on Mac.
i. Here are the steps on how to install Adobe Lightroom via App Store:

Open the App Store on your Mac.
Search for "Lightroom".
Click the "Get" button.
Enter your Apple ID password and click "Install".
Once the installation is complete, click the "Open" button.

ii. Here are some of the frequent errors that you may encounter when installing Adobe Lightroom for Mac:

Error 501: This error occurs when the installation process is interrupted or fails. To fix this error, try the following:
Delete all the Adobe app files from your Mac and empty the Trash folder.
Restart your Mac.
Make sure you're running the latest Adobe Creative Cloud App on your machine.
Reinstall Adobe Lightroom.

Insufficient disk space: This error occurs when you don't have enough storage space on your Mac to install Adobe Lightroom. To fix this error, free up some space on your Mac by deleting unnecessary files or moving them to an external hard drive.

Corrupt installation file: This error occurs if the installation file for Adobe Lightroom is corrupt. To fix this error, download the installation file again from the Adobe website.

Incompatible hardware: This error occurs if your Mac doesn't meet the minimum system requirements for Adobe Lightroom. To check the system requirements, visit the Adobe website.
Software conflict: This error occurs if another software application is interfering with the installation of Adobe Lightroom. To fix this error, close all other applications and try installing Adobe Lightroom again.

"Could not find application to open URL": This error occurs when the installer cannot find the application to open the installation file. To fix this error, make sure that the Adobe Creative Cloud app is installed and running on your Mac.

"The installation package is damaged and cannot be opened": This error occurs if the installation file for Adobe Lightroom is corrupt. To fix this error, download the installation file again from the Adobe website.

"The installation is blocked by your security software": This error occurs if your security software is preventing the installation of Adobe Lightroom. To fix this error, temporarily disable your security software and try installing Adobe Lightroom again.

"The installation failed due to a network error": This error occurs if there is a problem with your internet connection. To fix this error, check your internet connection and try installing Adobe Lightroom again.

"The installation failed due to an unexpected error": This error occurs if there is an unexpected problem with the installation. To fix this error, try the following:
Restart your Mac.
Delete all the Adobe app files from your Mac and empty the Trash folder.
Reinstall Adobe Creative Cloud.
Contact Adobe support for assistance.

"The installation requires an administrator password": This error occurs if you are not logged in as an administrator on your Mac. To fix this error, log in as an administrator and try installing Adobe Lightroom again.

"The installation is not supported on this version of macOS": This error occurs if you are trying to install Adobe Lightroom on an unsupported version of macOS. To fix this error, update your macOS to the latest version and try installing Adobe Lightroom again.

"The installation is not supported on this architecture": This error occurs if you are trying to install Adobe Lightroom on a Mac that is not compatible with the architecture of the installation file. To fix this error, download the installation file for the correct architecture and try installing Adobe Lightroom again.

"The installation failed due to a missing or corrupt component": This error occurs if a required component for the installation is missing or corrupt. To fix this error, download the installation file again and try installing Adobe Lightroom again.

"The installation failed due to a hardware error": This error occurs if there is a problem with your Mac's hardware. To fix this error, contact Apple Support for assistance.

iii. Here are some known conflicting apps that may cause problems when running Adobe Lightroom for Mac:

Apple Photos: Apple Photos is a default photo management app on Mac that can also edit photos. If you have Apple Photos installed, you may need to disable it before running Adobe Lightroom.
Aperture: Aperture is a discontinued photo editing app from Apple. If you have Aperture installed, you may need to uninstall it.
Photoshop: Photoshop is a professional photo editing app from Adobe. If you have Photoshop installed, you may need to close it.
Other photo editing apps: There are many other photo editing apps available for Mac. If you have any other photo editing apps installed, you may need to close them.

If you are having problems running Adobe Lightroom, you can try disabling or uninstalling any conflicting apps. You can also try restarting your Mac.

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