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• How to make sure that Adobe Reader has been properly patched?

  Before patching

  Adobe Reader version 9.3.0 installed via GPO worked without problem for months on Windows XP Pro SP3

  Connection method

  I copied the following files to the local C:\V932 folder:

  AdbeRdr930_en_US.msi (installation of MSI v9.3 original file)

  AdbeRdrUpd932_all_incr.msp (the downloaded file patch released in April 2010)

  Then I used the following command:

  msiexec /a AdbeRdr930_en_US.msi /p AdbeRdrUpd932_all_incr.msp

  The result

  -AdbeRdr930_en_US.msi file is updated to the date and time that the above command completed
  -4 new folders created (commune, CommonAppData, Program Files and Windows)

  Then, I created a new folder (\\servername\AdbeRdr932) on the server and copy all the contents of C:\V932 to this shared folder. After that, I created a new GPO package to upgrade the version 9.3.0

  Rebooted my Windows XP Pro machine and the upgrade went successfully. When I check help - about, it shows that I have 9.3.2

  Here's the problem:

  When I compare Adobe Connect files in the following folders, some files do not match:

  C:\Program 9.0\Reader of Adobe

  and

  \\servername\AdbeRdr932\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader

  For example:

  Properties of AcroRd32.exe in the C drive shows the version of the file 9.3. 0.148

  Properties of AcroRd32.exe in the shared folder shows the version of the file 9.3. 2.163

  There are other files (DLL, EXE) that do not match. The files in drive C: is earlier than those on the shared network folder. Now I don't know what to trust, the version information illustrated with Adobe Reader - About or file version information.

  For those who deploy Adobe Reader version 9.3.2 via GPO, you see the same problem?

  As you say-

  When I check help - about, it shows that I have 9.3.2

  and

  Properties of AcroRd32.exe in lecteurC poster file version 9.3. 0.148

  These two statements tell the whole story.

  Try one thing - Go to help--> on... I know that you have done this, and on this screen, it shows 9.3.2... thats fine

  Now take the mouse to the position on the start screen where 9.3.2 is written and click

  After clicking, you will see a different version string. I bet that now you will see 9.3.0.148.

  This is what is happening behind the scenes:

  First version 9.3.2 is levied on a registry entry

  But when you click on the start screen, that version is levied on the AcroRd32.dll

  Unfortunately there is no right way to distinguish if the drive has been properly patched or not because sometimes version to the splashscreen is supposed to change after click on (if changes will only in the files other than AcroRd32.dll)

  In your case, the installation of the Reader 9.3.2 is corrupt because the way in which you create an agreement in principle is wrong.

  Follow these steps to create an AIP and deploy via GPO:

  Perform an administrative installation

  1 copy the installer msi Reader 9.3 to your machine.

  2. create a distribution point (a folder where the installer can install the non compressed

  program files).

  3. Click Start, click Run, and then type the following command:

  msiexec /a

  4. When you receive a prompt asking you where to install the files, look for the distribution point

  you created in step 2.

  5. click on OK. When the installer has finished, all files will be on the distribution point.

  Also AdbeRdr930_en_US.msi is also present on the distribution point. (This msi is used in step 7 below)

  To add patches to the administrative installation:

  6 copy the fix msp Reader 9.3.2 on your machine.

  7. click on start, then click Run and type CMD.

  At the command prompt, type the following:

  msiexec /a /p

  Once the installation is successful, you can copy this folder (distribution point) to any server and create the package of GPO.

  It is a two-step process.

  You have tried to do in one step! and that's where you were going wrong.

• Why Adobe Reader 11.0.12 patch asks for the original installation file?

  We use SCCM 2012 R2 & SCUP to deploy patches Adobe Reader and the month last day with more than 95% of the Adobe Reader 11.0.0 workstations to Adobe Reader 11.0.11 with no problems.  It was the first time we had patched an Adobe product.

  Last week we deployed Adobe Reader 11.0.12 with more than a quarter of the estate do not update the patch is looking for the original installer (AcroRead11.5.msi) in c:\windows\ccmcache\x.  The location of ccmcache is allowed out regularly as it is a location of temporary cache for the application of SCCM and hotfix deployments.

  Why the patch is looking for this temporary location when 11.0.11 didn't needlast month? Have I missed something with the way that Adobe offers its patches?

  Thank you

  For what it's worth, this might help someone else...

  Subsequently found this on the site of Adobe http://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/tools/AdminGuide/aip.html

  We do not all Applications within our workstation image, they are all applied after compilation.  Why this article applies to our situation.

• When do we get the MUI of Adobe Reader 11.0.05 patch?

  Hello

  We are trying to implement an automated installation of Adobe Reader 11 on our SCCM system, using the MUI Installer. We have created corresponding MSP and MST files, and everything works fine.

  Our problem is that the latest MUI patch is 11.0.04 and not 11.0.05, meaning that we do not get the security update. The 11.0.04 patch dates back to the end of September last year, so we expected a little 11.0.05 now.

  Release dates?

  Best regards, Jan.

  You can not install an update to Acrobat Reader security on top. Use all updates of player.

  BTW: You can wait until tomorrow to build your package. Suspicion.

• Adobe reader pdf cannot be loaded from my Web site

  Some people have contacted me that they cannot download or see my article to my website http://www.tnrlawfirm.com/Download/ .pdf

  . Who is wrong? Thank you!

  It's perfectly nothing wrong with your site; I was able to open each PDF file on your site, but also to download (right-click |) Save).

  You should ask the people

  • What kind of problems they're trying to open/download
  • What is their browser and operating system

• Why software adobe reader stops online?

  Why Adobe Reader just stop to work online, when I click on a page, I just get a blank page does not link discription nothing?

  By your site: "the upgade patch cannot be installed by the Windows game service because the program is upgaraded is may be missing or the upgrade patch may update a different version of the program." Verity that the program to be upgraded exists on your computer and that you have the correct upgrade patch. »

  I have Adobe Reader XI but no patch exists, and I can still not read the documents online with my drive I bought for you 8 months ago.
  What is going on?

  Click on your desktop Adobe Icon... Connect, and then follow the instructions to create your own...

• Adobe Reader 8.1.7 upgrade path?

  Could someone please explain the upgrade path to Adobe Reader 8.1.7 for me? I read the tech note "Adobe Acrobat and Reader to date and deployment information" and I am still a little uncertain.

  Our most currently deployed version is 8.1.6 but some of our users still have older versions (8.1.2 ~ 8.1.5) installed. I've been distributing Adobe Reader via SMS 2003 from version 8.1.2 as below:

  8.1.2 - customized using Adobe Cusomtization 8 (Setup.exe /sPB /rps /rs) Assistant

  8.1.3 - customized using Adobe Cusomtization 8 (Setup.exe /sPB /rps /rs) Assistant

  8.1.4 - straight (number installAdbeRdrUpd814_all_incr.msp! /norestart)

  8.1.5 - right installation (number AdbeRdrUpd815_all_incr.msp! /norestart)

  8.1.6 - right installation (number AdbeRdrUpd816_all_incr.msp! /norestart)

  So, what is my upgrade for Adobe Reader 8.1.7 - right installation path (number AdbeRdrUpd817_all_incr.msp! /norestart) or do I need to customize using Adobe's Assistant to keep the desired settings? Appreciate any advice anyone can offer. Thank you very much.

  Adobe Reader 8.1.7 patch can be applied only to 8.1.6. Then first you must bring all your systems to 8.1.6 and then apply 8.1.7 patch.

  Custom settings do not download if you install 8.1.7.

  If you have a system with 8.1.3 or 8.1.4 or 8.1.5 so that-

  Apply 8.1.6 patch--> Apply 8.1.7 patch

  If you have a system with 8.1.6 then do-

  Apply 8.1.7 patch

  If you have a clean system, then the shortest is to install the reader 8.1.7-

  Install Reader 8.1.6 Apply patch 8.1.3-->--> Apply 8.1.7 patch

  NOTE: Reader 8.1.3 is an install (msi) full 8.1.6 and 8.1.7 are patches (msp).

• Adobe Reader 9.1 update "MSP".

  Hi all

  I have Adobe Reader 9.1 deployed 550 PC via SMS, and now I need to apply the AdbeRdrUpd911_all_incr.msp patch. How is the way to apply the MSP patch without unintalling 9.1.

  What I did with the MSP patch, I injected the patch through the MSI of 9.1 and I personalized STD. When you install Adobe 9.1 with Patch injected on the new machine that does not have Adobe Reader 9.1, it will install fine and will show in add it remove program "Adobe Reader 9.1.1. If you have Adobe Reader 9.1 installed on the machine and push the Adobe Reader 9.1 with patch injected "MSP" it will fail.

  I can delete Adobe Reader 9.1, and then install Adobe Reader 9.1 with the MSP 'Adobe Reader 9.1.1' which I don't plan on this operation.

  I just need a way to apply the MSP Patch on top of the Adober Reader 9.1 exist on the PC.

  Any idea.

  Thank you

  You can push the patch file by using the following command line silently.

  • msiexec/Update/SB AdbeRdrUpd911_all_incr.msp

• Adobe reader 2015.010.20056 msi file

  I'm looking for the .msi file so that I can use novell to combine all and get them out for machines. I was approved for distribution of software to the machines of my school, but the link was not an MSI for Adobe reader. Links for flash and shockwave had the option of .msi file. Anyone know how I can get this file?

  Hi tammym1343060,

  You will need to extract the .msi file from the .exe file How to extract an MSI to EXE for Adobe Reader.

  Download link for Adobe Reader DC 2015.010.20056 .exe file ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/AcrobatDC/1501020056/

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• PDF Adobe Reader by default manager process

  Currently, we use Adobe Reader XI in a Windows 7 environment but have recently been deploying PowerPDF of shade to complete. Adobe Reader XI is still the default, but some sites have had problems - we found the solution is to open Adobe Reader, select Edition-> general Preferences and click Select Manager of default PDF. This solves our problem by running a Setup program and eventually fix any files have been modified by the PowerPDF, same if PowerPDF was never defined as the default value.

  The problem is that we do for over 900 users in several offices. Y at - it a command or an automated way to run this process through Group Policy or a script? It is not as simple to select only a default file association, that he must perform as exactly the processes of whatever by clicking on "select default PDF handler" don't. Thank you!

  While comparing registry PowerPDF install vs the default PDF Manager process I think I could find a solution to the issue - it is the result of the install of PowerPDF deletion of a registry key.

  With XI of Adobe installed before PowerPDF, the following key exists:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\Database\Content-MIME/pdf

  It contains the following strings:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\Database\Content MIME/pdf\Extension: ".pdf".

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\Database\Content MIME/pdf\CLSID: "{CA8A9780-280D-11CF-A24D-444553540000}.

  When installing PowerPDF, I confirmed that the whole key for HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\MIME\Database\Content MIME/pdf is removed, even if PowerPDF is configured to not be by default in the Customization Wizard of their. I could see that running Adobe "Select default PDF Manager" adds the back, the question of fixing. Fortunately, adding back registry keys are an easy solution.

• Should I update Adobe Reader 11 11.0.1 11.0.12 step by step or 11.0 at 11.0.12 directly?

  Hello world

  I had two questions about how to update Adobe Reader 11 long ago.

  Q1. Should I update Adobe Reader 11 to 11.0.1 to 11.0.12 step by step?

  First is like the image below:

  

  Q2. Should I update Adobe Reader 11 to 11,0 to 11.0.12 directly?

  Second way is like the image below:

  

  Who could say the right answer?

  Best regards

  Steven.

  Hello

  You can directly download & install the update to Adobe Reader 11.0.12 using this link ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/11.x/11.0.12/misc/AdbeRdrUpd11012.msp

  Let me know if you have still any problem?

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Impossible to uninstall Adobe Reader 10.1.3. Error - the patch package could not be opened.

  Original title: Add or remove programs, what is meant by a hotfix package?

  I am trying to remove the program Adobe Reader 10.1.3 & when I try to remove it, I get an error message that reads: the patch package could not be opened.  Verify that the patch package exists and that you can access it, or contact the application vendor to verify that this is a valid windows setup hotfix package.

  Hello

  A Windows Installer patch (.msp file) is a file used to provide updates for Windows Installer applications. The fix is a stand-alone package that contains all the information needed to update the application.

  A hotfix package contains updates the actual application and describes which versions of the application can receive the fix.

  Method 1:

  See the article and try to run the Troubleshooter:

  Solve problems with programs that cannot be installed or uninstalled

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/Program_Install_and_Uninstall

  Method 2:

  See the article and check if that helps:

  Update, patch | Acrobat, Reader 10.x | Windows, Mac OS

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Acrobat/KB/update-patch-Acrobat-Reader-10.html

• Adobe reader, said "the patch package could not be opened."

  I want to be able to read my e.on, a few pages of a cataloge etc. electricity bill.  Adobe reader is not.  I get the message: there is a problem with Adobe acrobat reader.  If this is the case, please exit and try again", but this has no effect.   I decided to uninstall Adobe reader and then reinstall.  but, again, I get a message, this time, it reads «the patch package could not be opened...» I'd like an answer!

  Thank you

  Roy Barry

  You will find the Adobe Reader support in this forum: http://forums.adobe.com/community/adobe_reader_forums/adobe_reader

• Adobe Reader does not work, the patch could not be opened. Error code 103

  original title: adobe reader software

  I have a windows xp and ie 8 and when I go to print a statement of a biller, the error code is 103:103 and it says that your adobe reader software does not have the patch cannot be opened. check that there is and that you can access.

  I suggest to uninstall Adobe Reader and get a nice drive more Windows such as this. I dropped Adobe years ago. Nothing but headaches.

  Foxit Reader
  http://www.foxitsoftware.com/PDF/reader/

• I can't get email responded and open a file of the adobe reader software because it says it's corrupt.

  Original title: I can't open a file of the adobe reader software because it says it's corrupt can help you April

  I can't get email answered because he has been blocked for some reason any

  and I can not open a file with adobe reader, because sometimes corrupt
  can you help me
  April

  Hello

  Question by E-mail:

  1. What is the full error message when you try to open the emails?

  2. using a webmail or an email client?

  3. when a webmail, what webmail?

  4. If an e-mail client which e-mail client?

  Response to help you further.

  Problem with Adobe Reader:

  1 does happen with a file in particular?

  2. If it works well before?

  3 did you changes to the computer before the show?

  Uninstall and reinstall Adobe Reader.

  Step 1: UN-install Adobe Reader.

  Reference:

  Uninstall or change a program: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Uninstall-or-change-a-program

  Step 2: Re-install Adobe Reader.

  Download and install the latest player here Adobe: http://get.adobe.com/reader/