Error 1935 - An error occured during the installation assembly

Tried Customer Service - that's a joke!

That's exactly the same problem I'm having - tried rebooting, that didn't help either.

ACROBAT / ADOBE CS3 / DREAMWEAVER / PRODUCTION PREMIUM.

If you're having trouble with 64 bit windows vista and have been through a couple of frustrating install attempts, try Stephen Castle's method (above)

"In Start- Search Box type "Command Prompt" and enter (don't type quotes)
Right click and select "Run as Administrator"
Then type and enter:
fsutil resource setautoreset true c:\
you should get message "operation completed successfully."

[repeat for each os/application drive]

***then restart***

reinsatall Adobe Reader/other adobe app.

This did the trick for me, once I did this I got Adobe Reader to go, then dreamweaver and CS3 production premium installed cleanly and quickly.

before that I got this error:

Error 1935.An error occurred during the installation of assembly. 'Microsoft.VC80.CRT,version='8.0.50727.163",

and every install attempt rolled back.

Good luck and THANK YOU Stephen.

Saw the error on one of my friend's machines. Here is a dirty but sure fix (But you should follow it only if none of the above mentioned options work for you):
Do the following whenever you see the error during installation:
1. DO NOT CLOSE THE ERROR MESSAGE
2. While the error window is still open, go to the "Adobe\Reader8.0\Reader" folder under the "Program Files" directory (typically "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader8.0\Reader") - This is the folder where adobe creates its temporary installation files.
3. Copy all the files from this folder to a temporary folder.
4. Now Click on the "OK" button to close the error message.
5. Copy all the files back from the temporary folder back to the "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader8.0\Reader" folder.
6. You can now double click on the "AcroRd32.exe" file to open adobe.
THATs IT!!!
7. The only thing that this will prevent from happening is the default association of pdf files with the adobe acrobat reader. You can do this through the following steps:
a. Right click on an adobe document
b. Select "Choose program" from the context menu that opens up.
c. "Adobe 8.1.x" should show up for most of you by default. Select this option and that will get you going.
d. Browse to the "Program Files\Adobe\Reader8.0\Reader" folder and select "AcroRd32.exe" if "Adobe 8.1.x" does not automatically show up for you.

Cheers,
Gaurav

Saw the error on one of my friend's machines. Here is a dirty but sure fix (But you should follow it only if none of the above mentioned options work for you):
Do the following whenever you see the error during installation:
1. DO NOT CLOSE THE ERROR MESSAGE
2. While the error window is still open, go to the "Adobe\Reader8.0\Reader" folder under the "Program Files" directory (typically "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader8.0\Reader") - This is the folder where adobe creates its temporary installation files.
3. Copy all the files from this folder to a temporary folder.
4. Now Click on the "OK" button to close the error message.
5. Copy all the files back from the temporary folder back to the "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader8.0\Reader" folder.
6. You can now double click on the "AcroRd32.exe" file to open adobe.
THATs IT!!!
7. The only thing that this will prevent from happening is the default association of pdf files with the adobe acrobat reader. You can do this through the following steps:
a. Right click on an adobe document
b. Select "Choose program" from the context menu that opens up.
c. "Adobe 8.1.x" should show up for most of you by default. Select this option and that will get you going.
d. Browse to the "Program Files\Adobe\Reader8.0\Reader" folder and select "AcroRd32.exe" if "Adobe 8.1.x" does not automatically show up for you.

Cheers,
Gaurav
gmahajan02@yahoo.com

Do you have any other drives like d: or e: that might contain OS files?
Did you go to the microsoft web site and read what they had to say.
After running the long command form to root directory of ever drive,
remember to reboot, and 1st thing after the machine comes up try again.
Lof off and log on does not do it. You must reboot or shut down first
may be even better. The log file is not truncated by the command.
It only marks it for truncation on next shut down and then start up gives you a clean file as I understand it.

Despite trying the fsutil fix, including ensuring i was at the 'root' directory of c:\, i still have the problem. I get the same error 1935 error when attempting to load office 2007 and windows update does not work, resulting in an 8007000b error code....all this points exactly to the aforementioned fix which is not working. any ideas?

OOOOPS! Forgot the trick!!
So there were three engineers in the car when it stopped working and coasted to a stop. The chemical engineer said "We are out of gas." The electrical engineer said, "No look at the gas gauge, it is an electrical problem". The Microsoft engineer said, "No. You both are wrong. I've seen this problem before. Close all the windows and re-start the car."

Well the reboot after the command, did clear out the log file and:
Walla!! Ain't google grand. And thank you Adobe for the Forum that worked.

tks to all.

Error 1935 - An error occured during the installation assembly

E:\Windows\system32>fsutil resource setautoreset true e:\
The operation completed successfully.

Error 1935.An error occurred during the installation of
assembly
"Microsoft.VC80.CRT,version="8.0.50727.163",type="
win32",publicKeyToken="1fc8b3b9a bla bla bla
Please refer to help and setup

Soooo, did not work for me.

And I can not get into help and setup because old version
is blitzed and can not ready any pdf's. Thank goodness
I only upgraded one PC to this darn Vista so all other PC's are fine.

try this
In Start- Search Box type "Command Prompt" and enter (don't type quotes)
Right click and select "Run as Administrator"
Then type and enter:
fsutil resource setautoreset true c:\
you should get message "operation completed successfully."

then restart

reinsatall Adobe Reader. NO ERRROR 1935