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• 1321 error aCROBAT update XI

  nsuffisante permisions to change FormsCentralforAcrobat.exe

  Hi turkeytime987235,

  Please see the KB:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/error-1321-Installer-insufficient-privileges.html

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Acrobat/KB/update-errors-Acrobat-Reader-Windows.html

  Kind regards

  Romit SInha

• I have W XP, SP3. Suddenly, Adobe reader showed the error: Acrobat could not load the DLL base.

  I have W XP, SP3. Suddenly, Adobe reader showed the error: Acrobat could not load the DLL base. Have Adobe reader X (10.0.1) who refuses to be carried away. Other than a drive X (10.1.0) has been reinstalled. Also have Acrobat reader 5.0 is installed from a CD of the Canon scanner slide. The error remains. If anyone can help. Leif Stg

  Hi Leif,

  Where do you get this error message?

  I suggest you to follow the steps and check if it helps.

  Method 1: Uninstall all the instance of Adobe reader and Acrobat reader and install the latest version of one of the drive and check if it helps.

  http://get.Adobe.com/reader/?promoid=DINRS

  Method 2: If the problem persists, perform a system restore and check if that helps.

  How to restore Windows XP to a previous state

• 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.

• 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.

• Acrobat reader DC - "an internal error has occurred."

  Since the upgrade to Windows 10 my computer does not allow me to view the pdf files in acrobat reader DC. If I try and open a pdf file it says "an internal error has occurred."

  Hi deans24268767,

  Please see the steps described in this thread with a similar problem: Acrobat Reader: "an internal error has occurred" popup after installation Windows 10 - Chrome also does not start

  Let us know if you still experience the problem.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi

• 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.

• 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

• Acrobat Reader Installer error: connection failed.

  I tried to install the player for about 2 weeks now.  I erased the space on my hard drive.  I rebooted several times that I can count.  I tried to install an older version.  I checked then double my antivirus to make sure it wasn't block it somehow.  I can not get this installer.  I have attached a picture of the error window that I get...  When I click on start over, he told me the same thing and brings back me to the download window.  I'm at a loss as to what's wrong or what to do next... any help would be very appreciated!

  

  Hi sarahs76491988,

  We are sorry for the inconvenience caused.

  Try installing Acrobat Reader DC for this link - Adobe - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Distribution .

  Let us know the results.

  Thank you!

  Shivam

• Impossible to install Flash or Acrobat Reader, nothing happens, no errors on windows vista sp2

  I have two Dell laptops, one was my mother and the other is mine (Inspiron 15xx and 1750).  I deleted down two laptops using the restore factory images stored on computers.  I want that they fully working before I sell them or given the to a friend or relative.

  When I try to install Flash or Acrobat Reader, I first download and then run the installation program and then nothing happens, no screen of welcome, no please, wait or loading... dialog box, no error message, just absolutely nothing.

  I am a programmer with a degree in computer programming and I built my own computer, reinstalled, installed drivers, software and firmware, so I thought I should be able to solve this problem, but as the still I had no luck so far.

  I have:

  (1) installed all Windows updates

  (2) installed Windows Vista SP2

  (3) installed the updates of BIOS, drivers, software and firmware from Dell.

  (4) installed the last IE v7 to v9 present. (This fixes my problem to Skype "Sorry, we couldn't connect to Skype")

  (5) installed the latest Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Redistribution.

  (6) searched on the internet for the solution and followed a few steps that I thought looked promising but no solution so far.

  (7) I checked the logs install but they are empty either, I can't find the directory, or there is no log file here.

  For me the main problem is that I don't get any information, i.e. None of the error messages or logs, which makes it very difficult to seek solutions that are specific to my problems.  Anyone who can help me to identify the problem, it is find a mistake or a newspaper that shows where the problem is, would help me tremendously and close me solve the problem.

  I think I need to install some type of update will miraculously fix the problem, as point 4 above, where IE upgrade to v 9 fixed my problem of Skype, but I have no idea what it would be.

  Thank you in advance for all help me and I hope that this forum will help others.

  Thanks Abzyx.

  I use Firefox all the time and I would have downloaded Flash while in Firefox, but the download never worked.  The only solution that worked for me was what I mentioned in the post above (message number 7).

  Yes your right, I did not mention on the PDF reader, thanks for pointing that out.

  I noticed that you mentioned using another like Sumatra PDF reader, so I had to look that.

  I found that Nitro and Sumatra where 2 alternatives to Adobe Acrobat Reader.  Nitro looked like a more advanced system, but it does not work.  Sumatra seems simpler, but as PDF readers go, if I can read a PDF file, which is fine for me, Sumatra has worked well.

  Research on the internet I found a video that has been really good for my problem.  I'm looking for 'acrobat reader vista' and the 4 down link was a youtube video called "Install Adobe Reader in Windows Vista" on the page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wAki19nDSY

  After you follow the instructions in the video, I am Acrobat works.

  Basically, I went to the URL of the video: ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/

  Then try to find the most recent version, so I tried 11.0.16, but this does not work, the video shows using 10.0.0, so I thought I would try to use 11.0.0 and if this does not work, try the version 10.0.0.  I found version 11.0.0 worked for me then once installed, I checked for update in Acrobat Reader and now I 11.0.8 and this seems to be the best version of work for my computer.

  Thank you again Abzyx and everyone who help me by posting your comments.  By studying what has been mentioned, internet search and try different installers and more clear, I found what I was looking for.

• I am using Acrobat Reader DC. I'm used to be able to open attachments to e-mail .pdf by double clicking on the attachment. Since there are a few days, it no longer works 't get an error message "Acrobat could not connect to a DDE server. However, I ca

  I am using Acrobat Reader DC. I used to be able to open .pdf attachments to an e-mail by clicking twice on the attachment. Since a few days it doesn't work like that.  I get a message error "Acrobat could not connect to a DDE server. I discovered a way around - I have to listen to samples and then double-click on before its opening. It's heavy. Can I avoid it? How can I just double click again?

  My BIG problem is with .pdf files already in my computer. Worse - these .pdf files open at all.

  @

  Please help me!

  Hi Eddie Otte,

  Please see this thread with a similar problem: I get the 'acrobat fail send a DDE command'

  Check if this helps you solve the problem.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi

• 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

• I installed acrobat reader in window10 and demoted to the 8.1 window. After downgeading 8.1, acrobat reader does not run and also do not uninstall and reinstall. Only, I get the error message. What should I do?

  I installed acrobat reader in window10 and demoted to the 8.1 window. After downgeading 8.1, acrobat reader does not run and also do not uninstall and reinstall. Only, I get the error message. What should I do?

  Hi soyoungl9536964,

  Please try to run the cleanup tool "Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat tool - Adobe Labs" on your machine to remove all traces of the reader.

  Then, restart your machine and install the latest version of the player from here:

  Adobe Acrobat Reader DC install for all versions

  Let me know if any problem will persist.

  Kind regards

  Christian

• Newer version already installed error message when you try to install acrobat reader

  When you try to download acrobat reader 10.0 that it gives me the error "New version already installed" I'm not there that in the list of installed programs. so that I can uninstall it. JavaScript is also enabled in my browser. Please help in how to proceed.

  Hi bond_007,

  Cleaning of Acrobat Reader Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat tool - Adobe Labs tool to uninstall the application.

  Then try to download the Acrobat Reader software from here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/

  Let me know if it solves your problem.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi

• I'm a serious problem, I'm trying to install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, I low and when I install it it goes up to half and an error message appears indicating that I already have a version but improved program installed, alone, that I have nothing... and al

  I'm a serious problem, I'm trying to install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, I low and when I install it it goes up to half and an error message appears indicating that I already have a version but improved program installed, alone, that I have nothing... and already I've tried everything

  Hi lucasa43102598,

  If you are on the Windows computer, run this cleanup tool to completely uninstall Acrobat Reader DC Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat cleaning - Adobe Labs tool , reboot your system & reinstall Acrobat Reader DC using this link Adobe - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Distribution.

  I would like to know if it works.

  Kind regards

  Nicos