FullTrustNotifier.exe

1. Go to start/search menu;
2. Search for "Notification Manager for Adobe Acrobat";
3. Right click and uninstall "Notification Manager for Adobe Acrobat";
4. Press the Windows key + R on your keyboard to open the Run dialog box;
5. Type regedit in the Open field and click OK;
6. In the Registry Editor window, navigate to the following location:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\DC\Installer\NotificationAppx​

• Right-click on the NotificationAppx key and select Delete;
• Confirm the deletion by clicking Yes.

Please take note that changing the Registry Editor window can be risky, and should be done with caution when working on it.

If you don't have any type of help or guidance, or you don't know what you are doing, it is recommended doing a backup and ask for help on your subject.

If you do ask for help on someone you don't know, please be aware of scammers and false negleted people.

If you find anything that they are requesting is weird, just cancel the process with that person, and try a different method with someone/something else.

If the steps above still didn't fix your issue, you can try the following:

1. Go to start/search menu;
2. Search for "Add or remove programs";
3. Seach for "Adobe Acrobat" on the search bar;
4. Click on Modify;
5. Click Next on the first page;
6. Select Repair on the second page and click Next;
7. Click Update on the third and final page, and let it update.

If all of this was done, you most likely won't encounter this issue anymore.

The best,

notNelo

I keep getting the attached error every day, I have search for a resolution and can not find one.  I have uninstalled, reinstalled.  Did the full uninstall and reinstall, it even popup after that before I reinstalled.  Just want to fix/stop it.

 

Adobe Acrobat Pro DC

2019.010.20064

 

 

Any help would be great.

By @Doug_Allison

I just want to say what I have done to get it fixed:

We had several users who had the same error and found that if nothing of these options helped, a re-installation of the PC is necessary (win 11)  and running all update for that too AND then we had to install Adobe first and then install MS 365 after.
That was our solution to fix it.

Apparently Adobe suggests modifying the registry to fix this annoying problem.  If this is the kind of expertise needed to fix an Adobe product, Adobe is  obviously not for the average user.

Hi doug.allison

Can you please share the following details to help us resolve this issue:

1. What is the OS version running on your machine. (See link to get exact version)

2. Open Command prompt (Cmd) and run the command mentioned below.

          powershell.exe Get-AppxPackage -Name *AcrobatNotificationClient*

    Look for "Version” entry in the command output and share the version number with us.

3. What is the frequency of this error message

4. Since when did the error start popping up

Regards,

Rohit

Hi doug.allison,

As per the issue description mentioned above, you are getting above mentioned error on your windows machine, is that correct?

Could you check if an update is available for Acrobat using "Check for updates" option under "Help" menu,  You may also download updates from here:  Adobe software and product updates

Reboot the machine after installing update and check.

Also, check if full trust notifier.exe exists under C/program files/windows apps/acrobat notification client,....

Thanks,

Shivam