It is not possible to uninstall acrobat reader dc

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• How to uninstall Acrobat Reader 5.0?

  Original title: netscape navigator

  How can I contact Adobe or netscape navigator to uninstall acrobat reader 5.0? I went to AOL, but could not reach their start page for I can go in remove programs.

  Hi Dorothy,.

  Well join adobe at www.adobe.com . But you don't need to go to remove a program in Windows. To remove a program from Windows go to control panel, select programs and features, and when he opens it opens to uninstall a program page. Just click on the program that you want to uninstall (Adobe Reader) and then click on the word uninstall menu bar. Quite.

  Let me know if this solves the problem for you.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• I uninstalled "Acrobat Reader DC = malware". Reputation of Adobe CRISIS

  I just uninstalled Adobe Acrobat Reader DC on suspicion he was causing a problem of operating system on my PC, that Adobe Reader DC behaved like malware.

  If I have correctly identified the question I came here to ask for because if I, the reputation of Adobe is subject to take a dip of a small crisis, but this is just warning so that Adobe can fix things and save his reputation until it was too late.

  I am running Microsoft Windows 8.1 on a HP desktop PC.

  When I uninstall Acrobat Reader DC I think installation date was January 14, 2016 - a few days before.

  The symptoms were that start menu text style "Home icon" was not popping up as it should. This meant that I couldn't access the functions via the start menu or even shut down my PC as usual.

  I could still access the start menu of Pseudo - touch button and through that I was able to access the PC - update and recovery settings and I was seriously considering a "refresh your PC without access to your files" involving removing dozens of applications and a lot of work to make my PC works again, but it would have been a panic measure then I studied deeper.

  I found a suspect through the Task Manager. Via the menu 'Details', I found that a file with the name of 'RdrCEF.exe' used about 8% of the time processor and had monopolized an extraordinary amount of memory. I note the figure, but it may have been something like 2 GB, certainly much more data than any other process listed in the Task Manager.

  I used the "Search online" feature to discover this "RdrCEF.exe" has something to do with Acrobat Reader DC and search results of online discussions said that claims he had problems with malware, something to do with sending data to Amazon or something.

  Online research identified the location of the "RdrCEF.exe" and I was able to track down to this folder -

  C:\Program Files (x 86) \Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AcroCEF

  At this point, I started to get a bad feeling Acrobat Reader DC and decided to uninstall.

  I can still read my PDF files on my PC after you have uninstalled because Windows 8.1 has a simple PDF reader, it offers up to.

  Internet Explorer and Chrome are able to read PDF files on the internet also.

  My PC now seems back to normal, but it's still the early days.

  It seems to me that a cloud of suspicion has descended on Adobe because of what is happening with Acrobat Reader DC, my operating system crash and I guess I'm not the only one who came.

  So this looks to me to a crisis for Adobe, either on it or imminent and I trust we PDF file readers can expect an emergency response?

  Thanks for your response, Claudio but looks like I was mistaken on my suspicions about Acrobat Reader DC causing a problem with my Windows Start menu 8.1, what problem is back today, long after that I uninstalled Acrobat Reader DC.

  Sorry Adobe if I made a false alarm.

  I'm going on the occasion of this question 'answered' and go back to trying to diagnose what's wrong with my operating system.

• I uninstalled Acrobat Reader DC for permanently froze running on Windows 8.1. I downloaded the older version (Acrobat Reader XI), but now require a serial number to install it. Where can I get this number? Please help

  I uninstalled Acrobat Reader DC for permanently froze running on Windows 8.1. I downloaded the older version (Acrobat Reader XI), but now require a serial number to install it. Where can I get this number? Please help

  Hello

  What exactly are you installing?

  Reader is a free software from Adobe and doesn't require any software license serial number.

  It seems that you download Acrobat.

  There is not Acrobat Reader XI.

  He ' Acrobat or Reader XI XI.

  Please visit the following link to install the XI player.

  Concerning

  Sukrit diallo

• error 1648 No. sequence, impossible to install last updated - also cannot uninstall Acrobat Reader

  I get error 1648, no sequence and the last update, I downloaded will not be installed.   The resolution is supposed to be uninstall acrobat reader and start over.

  but the page control uninstall program won't let me uninstall acrobat reader either.  He said as no sequence.

  So, Adobe doesn't have a program to uninstall acrobat reader that seems to be corrupted?   I can still read the pdf, but I can't install the latest update to Acrobat Reader.

  You can try to use this tool first remove all traces of your computer:

  http://labs.Adobe.com/downloads/acrobatcleaner.html

  Then you can download the complete player offline installer from

  http://get.Adobe.com/reader/Enterprise/

  After downloading, restart your computer and run the Setup program before anything else.

• Adobe *.pdf files can be opened in Internet Explorer, the default program can not be changed to acrobat reader in the properties or select 'Open with'

  Adobe *.pdf files can be opened in Internet Explorer, the default program can not be changed to acrobat reader in the properties or select 'Open with'. Cannot change the default program of Adobe in the file association list.

  I have the latest version of Adobe (9.3.3).

  Hello

  Don't forget to log on as an ADMINISTRATOR

  Use this utility to unassociate the. PDF and then re - associate with Adobe Acrobat Reader.

  How Unassociate a Type of Extension file in Vista and a utility to help
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/91920-unassociate-file-extention-type.html

  How to set default Associations for a program under Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/83196-default-programs-program-default-associations.html

  How to associate a file Extension with a program Type in Vistahttp://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/69758-default-programs.html

  How to view and change an Extension of filename on Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/103171-file-name-extension.html

  Restore the Type Associations by default Vista file extensions
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/233243-default-file-type-associations-restore.html
  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• I had to uninstall Acrobat Reader DC and back to Acrobat Reader 11 for software we use for work.  The problem is that after I did my Internet Explorer gives a message that the plugin player DC is missing?  I reinstalled DC and uninstalled again with

  I had to uninstall Acrobat Reader DC and back to Acrobat Reader 11 for software we use for work.  The problem is that after I did my Internet Explorer gives a message that the plugin player DC is missing?  I reinstalled DC and uninstalled again without success.  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  You can try to use this tool first remove all traces of your computer:

  http://labs.Adobe.com/downloads/acrobatcleaner.html

  Then you can download the full Setup offline reader for the version you want from

  http://get.Adobe.com/reader/Enterprise/

  After downloading, restart your computer and run the Setup program before anything else.

• Why the button "Save as" does not work in new Acrobat Reader? Very annoying...

  Why the button "Save as" does not work in new Acrobat Reader? Very annoying...

  I have already updated to the last DC v15.009.20077...

  So I found a way, if I do it just right, it works (with the file, click the "tiny" file and then save as. I made the mistake of first pressing the home much more first. Really not intuitive or easy to use even if... Looks like you have replaced the button "save under" with the "save in the cloud." We use mettle at work, and the cloud of Adobe is irrelevant for me...

• Can not uninstall Acrobat Reader after downgrade from Windows 10 to 8

  Hey there!

  Currently, I've killed my system Windows of Windows 10 to 8. Somehow, I am not able to open or uninstall the software. I already tried to uninstall the reader with two kinds of uninstalling tools and of course I tried already with the Panel as well. I have no idea what I could do because I already tried what google told me to do.
  Either way, my laptop is a lenovo ThinkPad E531 if it helps.

  I'm happy if someone could help me!

  See you soon

  OK now I found a solution in another forum (it's in German, so I don't know if this helps you)!

  http://www.drwindows.de/Windows-8-Allgemein/98583-Adobe-Reader-laesst-downgrade-Windos-10-8-a.html

  Download GeekUnistaller.

  Run it click - click on the program you want to remove: click Action in the upper - purpose removal

  Download | GeekUninstaller

  The download link is in German, but I'm sure that you will find it in English as well if you need so.

  See you soon!

• Impossible to uninstall Acrobat Reader DC

  Acrobat reader DC is installed as a replacement for Adobe Reader XI which he uninstalled. I can't uninstall the CD player to return to the XI player. Using the uninstall from the control panel configuration & other utility programs feature, I get an error 1402 - could not open key. I'm on a PC running Windows 8.1 & I am the only user (Administrator). How can I install CD player. I don't have the cloud of Adobe creative.

  You can try to use this tool first remove all traces of your computer:

  http://labs.Adobe.com/downloads/acrobatcleaner.html

  Then you can download the full Setup offline reader for the version you want (not DC)

  http://get.Adobe.com/reader/Enterprise/

  After downloading, restart your computer and run the Setup program before anything else. After installation, open the drive and turn off the auto update. If you wish, you can restart your computer just to be on the safe side.

• Is there someone who could not install the new Acrobat reader DC?

  Recently, I uninstalled my version of reader XI, to install the DC version,

  But it shows an error message, the was not able to install.

  I use windows 7

  Core 2 duo 4 GB ram 32 bts.

  Thank you

  Hi Henrique,

  Run this tool cleaning, Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat tool - Adobe Labs.

  Restart your computer and install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC using this link Adobe Acrobat Reader DC install for all versions.

  Let me know if the problem persists.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Photosmart C5180 - not possible to uninstall the drivers

  I want to uninstall my Photosmart C5180 of PC software, but it s is not possible. I also tried first to do a new install of the compleate, before uninstalling software - same result.

  Every time when I start the PC, I got an error message that says no connection to "TryApp"?

  How solv this problem?

  Hello

  Thank you for your reply,

  To uninstall the software, click Start and click on run in execution type folder window and click OK. This will open the Temp folder, in the eyes of temporary folder for the folder that starts with open 7Z file 7Z and then open the Utils folder and then open the CCC folder and double click on Uninstall_L4.bat and this will start the uninstallation process. Once this completed, please restart the computer and check.

• Why can't I uninstall Acrobat Reader DC?

  Adobe Acrobat Reader DC has recently been installed on my laptop and I think it's too complex for my needs and very heavy.  I tried to uninstall, but I can't uninstall the program. How can I get rid of it and go back to an earlier version of Adobe Acrobat?

  You can try to use this tool first remove all traces of your computer:

  http://labs.Adobe.com/downloads/acrobatcleaner.html

  Then you can download the full Setup offline reader for the version you want from

  http://get.Adobe.com/reader/Enterprise/

  After downloading, restart your computer and run the Setup program before anything else.

• 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 have a subscription to creative cloud, but do not have access to acrobat reader dc

  I have a subscription to Creative cloud which says that I have access to the full version of Acrobat Reader DC. However, when I open Acrobat Reader DC and I connect with my creative cloud user account, I get only have access to the free version of Acrobat Reader DC, which excludes features such as PDF editing functions (delete page for example).

  Hi tweedie,

  Please download Acrobat DC of your application in creative cloud on your system.

  Then you can 'Edit PDF' under the Tools menu in Acrobat DC. Acrobat Help. Edit PDF files

  Let me know if you need additional assistance.

  Kind regards

  Meenakshi