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hong_kongh58613684
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October 16, 2018
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About update Acrobat Reader DC from 2018.011.20058 to 2019.008.20071

  • October 16, 2018
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Hi,

I would like to update Acrobat Reader DC from 2018.011.20058 to 2019.008.20071

1) Download offline package (2019.008.20071)

2) Extract offline package - C:\AcroRdrDC.exe -nos_ne -nos_o"C:\builds\Extract"

3) Extract MSI with - msiexec /a C:\Extract\builds\AcroRead.msi

4) Use "C:\builds\Install" as extract path

5) Copy "AcroRdrDCUpd1900820071.msp" from C:\builds\Extract to C:\builds\Install

6) Also copy AcroRead.mst to C:\builds\Install

7) Open CMD, change path to C:\builds\Install

😎 msiexec /p AcroRdrDCUpd1900820071.msp /a AcroRead.msi

9) Remove "AcroRdrDCUpd1900820071.msp" from "C:\builds\Install"

10) Copy "C:\builds\Install" to hchkmdt01

11) Modify GPO

With above procedures, is it correct to create package from deployment ?

Otherwise, it's failure to update, which part is incorrect ?

Thanks

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    Legend
    October 16, 2018

    If the process is failing please tell us exactly how. Please don’t ask us to guess.

    hong_kongh58613684
    Participant
    October 19, 2018

    Let me ask my question clearly.

    Currently I have a GPO to install Adobe Reader 2015.007.20033, I would like to update it to 2019.008.20074.

    I was follow below procedure to update but failed.

    1) Download 2019.008.20074.msp

    2) Copy 2015.007.20033 installation file to new folder (C:\NEW) and put MSP file to same folder.

    3) Run command "msiexec /a AcroRead.msi /p AcroRdrDCUpd1900820074.msp"

    4) Modify GPO (Add update package and point to new path)

    Otherwise, I was tried to run AcroRead.msi directly, but pop-up "Another version of this product is already installed ...."

    Thus I am trying to find the best way to update via GPO.

    Thanks