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Unable to locate C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 11.0\Setup Files\{AC76BA86-1033-FFFF-7760-000000000006}\ file when trying to install the program.
Any suggestions?
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Hi @SMolsbee1969,
Are you trying to install using the installer, or are you trying to repair Adobe Acrobat?
Re-download the Installer:
The error might indicate that the installation files are corrupted or incomplete. Re-extracting or re-downloading the installer can resolve this:
2. Run the Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool:
This tool helps in cleaning up corrupted installations and can resolve installation issues:
3. Check for System-Specific Issues:
Sometimes, system configurations or other software can interfere with Adobe installations:
Let us know how it works
~Tariq
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I used the Acrobat cleaner Tool and reinstalled and it fixed it. Now I just keep having the (annoying) pop up wanting me to register or continue with the trial. I've registered before but for some reason, it doesn't like my registration number. I can click to close it out several times and it stays gone for a little bit but then reappears. Any suggestion on getting it to stop showing that pop-up?
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Hello @SMolsbee1969 !
I hope you're doing well, and we apologize for the delayed response and the trouble.
Could you please provide a screenshot of the pop-up message you are receiving? Additionally, make sure you are logged in to Acrobat using the Adobe ID (email) associated with your license or subscription. If you are using the free Acrobat Reader app and attempt to access any features that are part of the paid version of Acrobat, you will be prompted to either purchase a license or continue with a trial.
Please sign out of the app, verify that you have Acrobat installed, and then sign back in using your Adobe ID. Download and install Acrobat from the direct link: https://adobe.ly/3ThQJV1
Let us know how it goes.
Thanks,
Anand Sri.
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