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I have deployed Adobe Acrobat 2017 and Adobe Reader 2017 to our associates. Auto Updates were left alone and show as enabled in both applicatons - however, when I check for updates, it says it fails due to system policy - not administrator rights issue, not a group policy issue.....beside this forum, there is literally no help on this, I am hoping someone can point me in the right direction - bupdate has been removed, check and mode are set properly in the registry....any help would be greatly appreciated.
One of the reasons could be that the package you deployed was created by applying previous patch to AIP (Admin Install Point)
Essentially what is deployed in such cases is not proper target for the patches that are released later. The proper target is baseline MSI installer.
To find out exactly why you have this result, you will need to enable verbose logging for ARM, try to update again, and provide AdobeARM.log file from the User Temp folder (you can send me log file privately).
Please search thi
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One of the reasons could be that the package you deployed was created by applying previous patch to AIP (Admin Install Point)
Essentially what is deployed in such cases is not proper target for the patches that are released later. The proper target is baseline MSI installer.
To find out exactly why you have this result, you will need to enable verbose logging for ARM, try to update again, and provide AdobeARM.log file from the User Temp folder (you can send me log file privately).
Please search this forum for instructions on how to enable verbose logging for ARM.
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That is exactly the issue AIP install with 30079 added - I will get you the log file, anyway I can recover from this?
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Admins rarely use AIP methodologies these days. Bootstrapper is easier.
AIP doc is here if you need it: Administrative Installation Points — Enterprise Administration Guide
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I guess I am old school....I cant even figure out how to attach a file to a PM to you....
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Hi Steved,
Sorry for the delay in response.
To initiate a private message, take help of the steps provided here How Do I Send Private Message.
If you are trying to share any file, use the steps mentioned in this help link How to share a file using Adobe Document Cloud.
Regards,
Meenakshi