Bad Acrobat Downloads

[andrewseton]

I am trying to install Acrobat Reader. Using Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 Pro I go to adobe.com/reader and download the installer tool (after unchecking the Norton scamware boxes.) When I run the download I get an "Unknown Publisher" notification. I know Adobe signs their downloads, so this indicates a problem with the download. 

However I have tried this on several computers and the same thing happens.

I get the right https cert for the website. Are Adobe's distribution servers having problems? Any other ideas what could be the problem? I am more interested in knowing what is going on and getting the problem fixed than how to work around the problem.

[kglad]

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[Miguel253400543y96]

I am having the same issue. With all and any versions of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. Please contact me when issue has been resolved.

[MeenakshiNegi]

Hi Andrewseton,

Thank you for reaching out.

Could you please share the complete workflow you do to download the installer?

Share the website link you used to download the application installer and the screenshot of the error message that occurs.

It would be helpful if you shared the screen recording of the complete workflow you do. We can share that with the product team to replicate and investigate the behavior further.

Share the browser and OS version on the machine.

Please try installing the application from the following page: https://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/.

Check if you get the same error message.

Thanks,

Meenakshi

[andrewseton]

Edge and Windows 10 were mentioned in the original email.

I went to adobe.com/reader, uncheck the McAffee boxes (the fact I have to do that is another significant issue) and clicked the get Acrobat Reader button. A file was downloaded. When I click to run the program I got the windows permissions "unknown publisher" box it and asks me if I want to run the file or not. 

This is no longer happening, however it is very concerning that it would happen at all.