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| Adobe Reader 8.1.2 Update = Fail
following message: "Installation could not continue because the downloaded file cannot be moved to a secure folder location (C:\Users\Harville's\AppData\Local\Adobe\Updater5\Install\reader8rdr-en_US\AdbeRdr812_en_US.msi) prior to validation and installation. Please make sure the secure folder location has enough free disk space and has sufficient access rights for administrator." Does anyone know the fix or does Adobe need to comply! |
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uninstall adobe acrobat, and go to www.adobe.com and download-install it fresh.. version 8.0 had vista compatibility problems that were fixed later on Try running the install file as administrator. (right click on the install file and select "Run as administrator") |
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Do yourself a favor, uninstall Adobe Reader, download and install Foxit Reader instead. It's a nice program, much smaller and far less intrusive on your system. yeah but it's not a free reader. Sure it is, you didn't read enough or perhaps missed it. I click on the wrong link, the bundle or something like that, that was the one that wasn't free |
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| Re: Adobe Reader 8.1.2 Update = Fail
the best way is to have both, Foxit cannot render all languages correctly.. and it is in fact slower on some very complex PDF files... also adobe gives windows explorer thumbnail previews along with the "preview handler" right sidebar on Windows explorer It also integrates with Outlook for previews... Adobe reader can also read with text to speech. I have both, Adobe is the default for all the functions above, but when Im in a hurry I right click> and open with foxit Foxit is indeed smaller, but its not as feature rich.... the best is to have the best of both worlds.. like I do it |
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I am unable to unistal Adobe reader 8.1.1 from my system. I have installed Adobe Reader 9.0 in my system Thank u I am able to unistal by installing Microsoft Installer Cleanup utilty pack. This was a long pendig issue. Thanks for the quick response and solution. |
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| Re: Adobe Reader 8.1.2 Update = Fail
Manually remove Adobe Reader (8.x on Windows) http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/view...0769&sliceId=2 Description of the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301 Scroll down and download the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility Package. In XP go to Start, then Search and look for MSICuu2.exe. When the icon shows up, run the program. After its done, you will get a list of files. Click on Adobe and it will remove it. Alternatively you can try: Brute Force Uninstaller and/or Revo Uninstaller |
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when i turn on my computer i always get a message that abobe reader can not be open. i a computer novice. help The current version of Adobe Reader is 9.1.1 I would suggest that you uninstall whatever version you are running and download the latest version. Corrupt files ? - try Foxitsoftware ; does same thing but quicker . |
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| Re: Adobe Reader 8.1.2 Update = Fail
I would uninstall Adobe Reader 8 in Control Panel>Programs and Features, and then download and install Adobe Reader 9.1 (without the optional Free Google Toolbar) from here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/ |
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