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• Adobe Acrobat DC update failed

  Hello

  I have a big problem with the update to Adobe Acrobat DC (8.1 of Windows, 64-bit); I'm trying to install it for three days now. During installation out of the CCInstaller, the following error message appears:

  =================================================================

  Exit code: 7

  Please see specific errors below for troubleshooting. For example, the ERROR:

  -------------------------------------- Summary --------------------------------------

  -0 fatal Error (s), 1 Error (s)

  -Payload: Adobe, Adobe Acrobat DC 15.7.20033.0 Acrobat\Setup.exe_15.007.20033---

  ERROR: installer of third Adobe Acrobat\Setup.exe payload failed with exit code: 1603

  =================================================================

  I've tried all of the recommended steps: error 1603: a fatal error occurred during installation, but it did not work. I also tried to install it via the direct DCInstaller, but it is always an error during installation. Sometimes this one:

  

  (Failure of the installation of the Module license Acrobat. Possible solutions under http://...)

  Sometimes this one:

  

  It's really frustrating... An additional idea?

  Thank you very much in advance,

  Henrik

  katjal92387258,

  Here are some steps worth a look. Your installation of Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 Run-time seems to be corrupt.

  I found that the following steps work if you get the error:

  "Error 1722.  There is a problem with this Windows Installer Package.  A program run as part of the Setup did not finish as expected.  Contact your provider to support personal or package.  Action InstallWebResources, location c:\program files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat\AcrpCEF\AcroServicesUpdater.exe"

  Try the following steps and this should work:

  (1) Goto Download Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for Visual Studio 2013 official Microsoft Download Center and click on download.

  (2) select vcredist_x86.exe and download the package.

  (3) If you are on a 64-bit computer, navigate to another "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\" go to "C:\Windows\System32" on a 32-bit machine. If the folder "C:\Windows\SysWOW64" exist, then you are on a 64-bit computer.

  (4) look for msvcr120.dll and msvcp120.dll and rename the two files. Do not delete them while just in case where vcredist_x86.exe manages not to install you can rename them back.

  (5) now, double-click vcredist_x86.exe and install it. Once the installation is finished check that msvcr120.dll and msvcp120.dll are now installed back. You can delete the files that you renamed in step above now. Do not delete msvcr120.dll and msvcp120.dll

  (6) install Acrobat through r CC installedand it should install now without complaining.

• Adobe Acrobat 8 Pro and Windows 7 (64-bit)

  I got a new computer running Win7 64-bit. I have a copy of Adobe Acrobat 8 Pro, I am getting down to work on the new system. During the installation process, he raised an error by requesting the file adobepdf.dll of Windows Vista. Since I also have a computer running Vista, I was able to locate the necessary file to complete the installation. However, when I try to PDF a website for example, it displays an error to the Task Manager (clock lower). When I check the properties of the Adobe PDF printer, it shows the port as being "LPT1".

  I contacted Adobe via online chat, but was directed to the website www.adobe.com/support. There, I could not find anything.

  I guess the first question to ask is... Is Windows 7 64 bit & Adobe Pro 8 compatible? If so, what am I doing wrong? If this isn't the case, that answers the question here. When I asked the cat Adobe representative, all they said about the compatibility, is that it has not been tested on Win7, so they don't know.

  I tried to make the facility a couple of times / ways. The first time I did the installation, I clicked on Cancel when she asked the file AdobePDF.dll Vista. I got the same results as I did when I found the file.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you.

  After searching around on other sites and forums help, I found the answer @ -with-windows-7-64bit-printing/99f812d3-d025-44f4-bba2-5a483ce1e730 http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_programs/acrobat-8-or-9. The part I did was downloaded the 8.1 update, and it worked perfectly after that.

• Installed adobe acrobat 8 pro on windows 7 32 bit, but I can not print to PDF or create a pdf printer

  anyone had this problem with acrobat 8 and windows 7

  You must apply updates to Acrobat 8 after installation of Acrobat 8 on any version of Windows beyond Windows XP. Applying updates, the Adobe PostScript of PDF print driver instance will be generated.

  -Dov

• I've been having Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended (Windows, English) and I am updating mi windows, how can I download again please

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• Can I use Adobe Acrobat standard v10 on Windows 8.1?

  can I use Adobe Acrobat standard v10 with Windows 8.1?

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  Yes, you can use Acrobat X Standard on Windows OS 8.1. I will suggest you to update to version X to the last update (10.1.16) before using it on the 8.1.

  Thank you

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  I'm in Windows 8.

  I unplugged the drive N, that is our network drive. (Don't know why Acrobat tries to access this drive - no other applications only.)

  Anyway, even with disconnected N the app still will not install.

  Any suggestions?

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  In my initial email to Dell software partner digital production team. I asked the two questions and gave them some background.

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  Request student/teacher discount

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