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Hello everyone, as of recently we have been unable to open Adobe Acrobat without it basically failing and wanting to close down. I believe it is connected to this Adobe Acrobat DC Continuous update failing to update or even install I think. I don't even know where to begin, but this is important to me as her career and education depend on it, I would appreciate any help. You can find me at (email removed by moderator).
This also worked for me. Thank you for the information!
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I have the same Problem.
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I also have the same problem.
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Having the same issue.
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I am also showing that the program named, specifically "Adobe Acrobat DC Continuous" needs to update. However, this continues to fail on the update - and appears to be several MAJOR versions behind the latest version.
Current Version: 19.012.20040
Latest Version: 20.003.20282
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Help!!! For some months now, everytime I try to open adobe, it crashes. I have tried all I could but the issue has persisted. I have even uninstalled and reinstalled to no avail. I am a paying subscriber to Adobe and I hope that someone can help to resolve the issue.
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Yes, I am having the same problem, I uninstalled and reinstalled my software...found the file for 64 bit and downloaded it and still my pdf's won't download or print. My norton software shows this file 22.003.20314...help
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I am not sure how to fix this issue:
Ever since we updated, one single user keeps getting this error 0:521
She says, “it happens when I am trying to open documents, that I have to save to a G drive file to be swept into OnBase. I can open some and then it will give me the error and I have to restart everything. But even after restarting everything it will do it again.”
I wanted to see if it was user or device issue, I gave her a replacement, and it occurred on that machine as well. I uninstalled & reinstalled on her PC this morning and as soon as she logged in and started working, she got the error again.
She does work with a scanner and it only seems to happen when she finishes one PDF and is opening the next.
Version 22.003.20314 - PROBLEM STARTED AFTER THE LAST UPDATE - NEVER HAD AN ISSUE BEFORE - WE PAY FOR THIS SERVICE.
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I have had the same problem since I updated to the subscription version of Adobe in 2022. Norton Updater kept telling me the update was there, but it would never update. I found a method that has worked for me and wanted to share. I opened Adobe Acrobat and did a manual update. That failed to update. However, I immediately re-ran Norton Updater and lo and behold, it found the update and applied it to Adobe Acrobat DC Continuous. No more update message. Knock on wood, so far so good! I hope this works for you.
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This also worked for me. Thank you for the information!
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This worked for me. Did the update through Adobe Acrobat menu and then back to Norton - both worked.
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I had the same problem and tried your solution. It didn't work the first 3 times I did it (even when I had task manager open and ended the Adobe program every time it popped up. I tried it again and this time when I ran the Norton Software updater, it finally showed that the update had been completed. Thank you for your input.
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Ik heb zelfde probleem
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I am getting an Error 1706 when attempting to update Adobe Acrboat Reader DC to the new 23.003.20269 update.
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I was able to get Norton Software Updater to run successfully by going to Task Manager and closing all of the Adobe programs that were running.
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I went to Task Manager and closed anything that was Adobe. I then went back to Norton and competed the update. The conclusion is the update could not be done while Adobe was running in the background. I restarted my PC and Adobe restarted itself.