Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Updater error: 130200 in Win 7 64 bit

Similar Questions

• Wie kann ich bei den Adobe Acrobat Reader automatischen Update löschen oder unterdrucken

  Hello community,

  Wie kann ich bei den Adobe Acrobat Reader automatischen Update löschen oder unterdrucken

  Danke für die Hilfe

  Gruss Heinz

  Hello Heinz,

  habe ich mir extra den 'Adobe Acrobat Reader DC worms. "2015.008.20082 (last Version von Adobe) ' downloaded. Adobe Hat sleeps den Updater Internet, eine "Hakchenmoglichkeit gibt es nicht mehr.

  Found habe ich ein handling as Internetzugriffe only:

  

  Ausprobiert habe ich're nicht, aber m.E. ware das der Platz um den Reader an Internet operations zu hindern.

  Hans-Günter

• I can not connect via Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. Error: A network error has occurred trying to connect.

  We have recently sign up for Adobe Acrobat DC plan. We can sign without problems via Safari Web browser. When we open a PDF using Acrobat Reader DC and click the sign-in link, it freezes the reader and displays an error: A network error occurred trying to connect.

  We try to modify the PDF. We need to use Acrobat Pro to be able to edit the PDF file? We run MAC OSX 10.10.3. I thought that maybe it was blocked and turned off the firewall, but it gets the same error. I checked the version of Acrobat Reader and it is running 2015.010.20056. Don't know what else to try.

  Hi robertm7044538,

  Yes, you must install Acrobat Pro application to edit PDF files. Reader is a different application and you cannot edit PDF files in that.

  You can install Acroabt from here: Download Adobe Acrobat products. Standard, Pro | DC, XI, X

  However as it freezes while opening the PDF file, please see this KB for help doc: https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/troubleshoot-system-errors-freezes-mac.html

  Let us know if you need additional assistance.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi

• How to merge PDF files in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC update?

  In the previous version, there was a panel that you can open and view all documents to merge (or add), which is no longer possible?

  Hi arield4002649,

  Do you have to combine PDF service https://cloud.acrobat.com/combinepdf ?

  to use it, you will be able to add the tool to combine PDF in Acrobat Reader ms to combine PDF files,

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• Error Code 1601 during the installation of Adobe Acrobat Reader

  I use Vista Home Premium and trying to update Adobe Acrobat Reader, I get error 1601, cannot access the windows installer.

  Hi Annsew65,

  I suggest you unregister and re-register the windows service installed on your computer and check if it helps you fix Windows install error problem and if you can install updates for Adobe Acrobat Reader.

  A. click on the Start menu, click on run.
  (B) in the Open box, type msiexec /unreg and then press ENTER.
  (C) in the Start menu, click run.
  (D) in the Open box, type msiexec/regserver, and then press ENTER.

  Restart the computer and try to install the updates to check if the process worked.

  I hope this helps. Let us know the results.

  Thank you and best regards,

   

  Srinivas R

  Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Update for Adobe Acrobat Reader DC

  I am trying to download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC update.  The download stops after step 2.  I tried to install three times, and each time it stops at step 2.  What should I do to fix this?

  I want to thank you all for your help.  The problem turned out to be be some malicious programs and some other areas on my computer.  These items have been fixed.

  Again, thank you all for your help.

  William

• Error 1714 when updated Adobe Acrobat Reader ms Windows 10

  I get error 1714 when updated Adobe Acrobat Reader ms Windows 10.  Additional notes, "impossible to uninstall the previous version.".  Now what?

  Hi Meenakshi,

  The news is that I managed to solve the problem with the "Microsoft Fix it Wizard" of your referenced KB doc.  To make a long story short longer that might be: I had downloaded and crossed the 4 solutions on the referenced error 1714 page, which, at that time, did not provide an answer for me.  So almost ignored your advice, I decided to give it a try again.  I ran the "Microsoft Fix it Wizard" as I previously got it with the option of impossible to uninstall the program and again once she failed.  I restarted it under the option of unable to update/install program and wall - ah, he finds and fix registry problems.  Then, I was able to download the latest version of Acrobat Reader...

  Thanks for the help,

  Jim

• I can't download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC due to the error of connection.

  Whenever I try to download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC stop download and says: connection error.  I tried several solutions and workaround suggestions without result.

  Just to update this, Aadesh suggestion did not work, but my daughter told me to clear my browser cache.  I did and it worked!

• Constant error - "Adobe Acrobat Reader DC has stopped working"

  Recently, we purchased a new high-end Dell Precision Workstation from Dell and bought Adobe Acrobat Standard DC with him (Dell).

  At the reception of the computer, whenever we try to open a PDF file, or do anything related to a PDF file, we will randomly get a dialog box of Windows indicating "Adobe Acrobat Reader DC has stopped working".

  I've attached a screenshot of this error.

  

  PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ERROR INDICATES 'ACROBAT READER DC', BUT WE HAVE NOT INSTALLED CD PLAYER - ONLY ACROBAT STANDARD DC

  Specifically, it can be almost ANY Acrobat associated action that triggers this error, including:

  • Opening Acrobat Standard DC
  • In Windows Explorer, when you browse a folder containing PDF files in it, and when clicked (to highlight) a PDF icon on screen
  • Doubleclicking on a PDF from Windows Explorer.
  • Saving as a PDF, or print a document to a PDF file.

  I searched this error online widely and tried all the 'solutions' that I read. This is a COMMON problem, and it shows messages from the forum that Adobe does not have the problem, or is not a way to fix the problem.

  I tried a recommendation - that happened to Adobe's Forum Moderator, to uninstall the program, then run

  AdobeAcroCleaner_DC2015.zip, which apparently removes any vestige of the previous installation.

  After uninstalling, cleaning, then with the software, then reinstalling the original version that we bought (which, according to the configuration of the sysinfo file is Version 15.6.30033.133277) - ORDER of the ERROR, AND IT has WORKED FINE for 3 DAYS. Prior to this relocation, it would crash with this error about 1 times per minute (sometimes more or less frequently), but constantly, so when we arrived 3 days not a mistake, I assumed that this problem has been corrected.

  Then, on 18/08/15, the errors started. I checked the Windows Update since Adobe has updated the entire program and there is no option to "Uninstall" the update (apparently either Adobe which is off, or if they replace the entire program, you cannot uninstall the update). The Version on this 'update' code was 15.006.30060. I confirmed that the program had be reinstalled via Windows Update automatically, and the date of installation of program in Control Panel was in fact 18/08/15.

  So, I repeated this process, uninstall the program, the race of vacuuming, reboot, connecting the Adobe ID account, then by reinstalling the ORIGINAL version, we bought Dell "Dell digital delivery" process - to reinstall our original version - which had already solved the problem for a couple of days.

  THIS TIME, IMMEDIATELY AFTER you HAVE REINSTALLED, I TURN OFF ADOBE UPDATER, thinking that it would disable future updates.

  Overnight, we came into work and saw that the program was no longer updated automatically once himself again, despite the fact that the update from Adobe was extinguished, it again, updated in any case!

  Of course, since it was updated, the constant errors started again, just like before!

  
  

  I could repeat this process continuously, but its a lot of your time for our IT Department to keep mounting, and the error reappears just apparently every time that Adobe did an update. And speaking of which, why can't NOT UNINSTALL a "Adobe Acrobat Standard DC update" when you uninstall other issues updates to Windows for example?
  

  My PC is Windows 7 Service Pack 1. It is 64-bit.

  At this point, our options are either to get the problem fixed, or discontinue use and uninstall the program - we really need because that person publishes our CAD designs out in PDF format for documents control.

  This PC is a new precision workstations Dell - straight out of the box and is running Windows 7 64-bit with Service Pack 1

  PLEASE HELP ME SOLVE THIS PROBLEM! I spent several hours EACH day for a week, try to solve it, but based on the number of complaints about what I found online it seems to be a problem purely of Adobe, and replacing "Refresh" the DIFFICULTY ISN'T THE PROBLEM if it's what it was intended to do.

  Thank you

  Dave

  Hey Joe,

  Thanks for the help. However, we have solved the problem. We have added very early in the directory that you are proposing, but it did not help.

  One of the Tech Support guys Adobe we finally talked to suggested disabling the "Preview Pane" feature in Windows Explorer and it immediately solved the problem. Since then, we have had no problems.

  This is only a workaround, however, as the preview pane was invented for a reason - to visually identify files based on the forecast of nail. We work with many, many files of CAD data, and this preview function allows to visually identify a file based on the image much faster than having to read the file name - which in our case is long and technical, CAD Solidworks file names.

  Thus, we have so much need for Adobe to fix this feature so that Windows Explorer can display a preview of PDF files. Its a shame to have to put out in the world, just because of a problem with a single application (Adobe Acrobat DC!)

  Thanks for your help!

• Software Adobe acrobat reader always displays the necessary update, but there is none

  When I run a check of my modules, I always get a message of update of the Adobe acrobat reader software, but there is no update available

  For some reason Adobe any does always have the latest version of Adobe Reader on its download page. I suggest to use the internal update within Adobe Reader DC Auditor:

  Help > check for updates

  Or you can use this reference page:

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Acrobat/release-note/release-notes-Acrobat-Reader.html

• When I updated my Adobe Acrobat plug-ins it uninstalled Adobe Reader and installed Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. Can I use Adobe Reader instead?

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. Firefox said that my plugin Adobe Acrobat was outdated, so I've updated. It uninstalled my Adobe Reader Version 11.0.12.18 and replaced it with Adobe Acrobat Reader Version 2015.008.20082 DC. I did not like this program, and more I read there are still bugs in there. I uninstalled the program and reinstalled Adobe Reader Version 11.0.12.18. I went into the menu of options of Firefox under applications and changed the options Adobe to use Adobe Reader as the default application for PDF files. It is a safe choice, or should I leave Firefox dictate what PDF program I use? I am concerned about safety issues. Any opinions?

  I think that your question has been answered mainly in this thread: https://support.mozilla.org/questions/1079182

  In my opinion, you can trust Adobe to keep the series XI Reader updated for awhile. It is completely safe is impossible to know, given that vulnerabilities are often discovered and kept secret.

• Adobe Acrobat Reader Installation Error 1327: invalid drive mapped to a user folder

  Try to install Adobe Acrobat Reader on Windows 8 so that I can make the PDF Renseignez form (which doesn't seem to work with the default player Win8 app). I get the following error in the installation of Adobe:

  Error 1327.Invalid Drive: P:\ mapped to a user folder. The drive does not exist or could not be connected. You can disconnect the drive or reassign the drive letter. For more information, see http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/404/kb404946.html

  I have P:\ drive mapped to a folder on my corporate network offline indeed. Following the instructions on the web site indicated always is not allow installation.

  Any ideas?

  David

  I know this post is very old, but it is the top google result when searching on this question, so I thought that a useful response would be in order.  I also had this problem, but I discovered the problem in the way I had my place set for My Documents, my pictures, etc..

  Short answer, you must use UNC paths for mapping.

  Longer answer - like you, I have a House (in my case sup) drive connected to my network of the company.  So, I can navigate to U:\Documents.  I had put the location of my documents (and other user files) to U:\Documents, well it worked most of the time it's really not the right way to do it.  If you open your drive mapped in file Explorer, the window title bar will show you the UNC patch.  It will look something like this: yourUsername (\\servername\home$).  Set the location of your My Documents, etc. to match - for example, to \\servername\home$\yourUsername\Documents

  Note that you can not change just the My Documents - you must fix all of your user files that point to a network drive letter (C:\Users\blah bla... is fine) in the format of a UNC path instead.  Then re-run the installation of acrobat and you should be golden.  If the foregoing makes no sense to you, or you do not have the required privileges on your workstation, talk to your resource and they will be able to sort it out for you.

• ERROR: Invalid Plugin detected. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC leaves

  I want to develop a plug-in on mine. Versions of Acrobat Reader DC drive and I use Acrobat SDK from DC. I build the demo of Starter in the SDK samples and copy .api ~\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Reader\plug_ins Reader, but drive not detected the plug starter. Why?

  Then, I use Visual Studio App Wizard in VS2013 and built a very simple project. When I open the drive it tell me the error 'Invalid plugin detected. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC stops'. I need to know the cause of the error. Is this because my plug-ins need certificate official adobe? If so, they have provided to temporary developers and free certificate?

  The question has bothered me for a few days, Iwant to know the emergency solution. Thank you.

  No temporary certificate is required. Plugin developers should test with the free Acrobat. Once it works player plugins must apply for a licence which is granted in some cases. Tax is by negotiation and can rise to $30,000 or more annually. Not free is payable for plugins for Acrobat.

• Adobe Acrobat Reader update takes a long time

  Lately, whenever I have trying to update Adobe Acrobat Reader on my MacBook Pro, it says "Installing Update" for a very long time (more than 30 min).  Why it takes so long?

  The normal download for installation of Player isn't final setup, this is a download manager to download the actual installer. Especially on Mac OS X, which doesn't seem to work reliable in all cases. I uninstall Adobe Reader and then start with a new download of the full installer via this link: Adobe - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Distribution

• The last update for Adobe Acrobat Reader will not install on my iPad 2. It downloaded, but I do not stall.

  The last update for Adobe Acrobat Reader will not install on my iPad 2. He has downloaded, but fails to install. Have used the drive without problems so far. I have the latest update installed on my iPad ios. How can I solve this?

  Hi joannaw84630025,

  Restart your iPad, make sure that iOS id updated to version 8 or higher. Once rebooted try to update Acrobat Reader Adobe Acrobat Reader from the App Store again

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi