Error 180 causes installation failure

Last updated on Oct 14, 2026

Learn how to resolve error code 180, "The installation language seems invalid" during Adobe app installation.

Error code 180 occurs when the Creative Cloud desktop app is set to an unsupported or invalid installation language.

The installation language is invalid

Select the Creative Cloud   icon in the Windows taskbar or the macOS menu bar to open the Creative Cloud desktop app.

Select the Account   icon in the upper-right corner, and then select Preferences.

The Account menu shows options such as Preferences, Sign out, and monthly generative credits for Gen AI features.
Use Preferences to customize app installations, updates, and other settings for Creative Cloud desktop apps.

Select Language in the left panel.

Creative Cloud Preferences Language section displays the default app installation language setting.
Use Language preferences to set the default language for future Creative Cloud app installations.

Select a language from the Default install language section.

The Apps tab of the Preferences window shows options to enable or disable auto-updates, select the install location and default install language, and view older apps.
The Default install language determines the language used for future Creative Cloud app installations, while existing apps retain their current language settings.

Select Done to apply your changes.

Install the app again.