Apps tab doesn't show installed Creative Cloud apps

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 Sign out.

In the Windows search bar, type Credential Manager and press Enter.

Select Windows Credentials, then find the Adobe User Info credentials.

Select the dropdown menu to expand the credential details and select Remove to delete the Adobe User Info credentials.

Open the Creative Cloud desktop app again and sign in using your credentials. Your apps should now display as installed in the Apps tab.

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 Sign out.

Press Command + Spacebar to open Spotlight Search.

In the search box, enter Keychain Access and press return.

If prompted, sign in with your system credentials.

Under Default Keychains, select login and set the filter to show All items, and choose the Adobe User Info entries.

Find all Adobe User Info entries, and then right-click them and select Delete to delete the keychain entries, and then select Delete again in the confirmation pop-up.

Open the Creative Cloud desktop app again, and sign in using your credentials. Your apps should now display as installed in the Apps tab of the Creative Cloud desktop app.