cannot install Acrobat DC in Windows on MacBook M1 using Parallels

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September 17, 2022
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I am trying to instal Acrobat Pro on my MacBook 14" M1 processor in Windows 10 running in Parallels.

I have Adobe Creative cloud installed (after much effort with security certificates etc.)

I am getting the message: "Acrobat DC is not yet available for your device".

Suggestions please?

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Anonymous

Same problem. Installation of Adobe Acrobat Standard (subscription) does end in error 405 (MacBook Pro with Apple M1 chip) on a "Parallels" shell (1.8.0) with Windows 11 Pro. Frustrating ....

Interestingly "Installation of Adobe Acrobat Reader" is possible.

Any ideas ?

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Ben M

Community Expert

Why are you installing in parallels? Acrobat Pro will run fine on your Mac in Mac OS ( https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/system-requirements.html ).

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Christopher Dibble LLC

Participant

Many windows based apps use acrobat and cannot recognize switching OS to pull up acrobat from the Mac side.

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Test Screen Name

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Yours is an ARM Windows system - most Adobe apps won't run. But Acrobat SHOULD run, see Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader ARM processor support on Windows so long as it is the very latest version (subscription, not perpetual license).

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Christopher Dibble LLC

Participant

I do not see how to work this out with windows 11. Parallels no longer allows Windows 10 to be installed in M1,M2 chip environments

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