

- #Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows serial number#
- #Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows install#
- #Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows update#
- #Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows full#
- #Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows windows 10#
#Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows install#
There was a minor speed bump when I had to install "Akamai NetSession Interface". I moved on to the installation of the new downloadable version. When I tried to remove that entry, it said, "This action can only be performed on current installations." Sounded semi-promising. The Control Panel still showed Acrobat 8, but without the Adobe logo. However, the software said it had removed Acrobat. And then walked itself back all the way to the left. It found my installation of Acrobat 8 and ran, displaying a progress bar that made it all the way to the right. This Adobe software says it's for Acrobat 9, but with little to lose, I decided to try it on Acrobat 8. Researching the GetLastError problem turned up the "Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool" page. Deleting the file and directory in the Cache directory made no difference. The uninstall routine would run for 40-50 seconds and fail with 0 seconds to go. I kept getting the error messageĬ:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Adobe\Acrobat\8.0\Cache\GetLastError: 5 Removing the old version using the "Programs and Features" Control Panel didn't work after 5-6 tries and a couple reboots. Removing the old CD-based Acrobat installation.
#Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows serial number#
Getting a new serial number based on the old serial number.So for anyone who has to do this for him- or herself, this is what I had to do: The process wasn't entirely straightforward after that, though. That was exactly what I need to get started again. Acrobat 8 works just fine, and did so until 12 hours ago, for my very simple needs, thanks.

Acrobat 8 works just fine for my needs, thanks.
#Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows update#
It seems that the Update was enough.Thanks for any help. I haven't installed or uninstalled any software or changed any settings since the Creators Update that might have caused this problem. that would allow me to get back to processing financial paperwork.

Before I do that, I wanted to find out if there was an easier way - regedit, file permissions, etc. My next step could be to uninstall the Acrobat software and reinstall it. I attempted to activate over the phone, but I got a recorded message that Adobe no longer activates software that way and I should go to I did, but found nothing there that addressed this problem. Needless to say, I'm connected to the Internet.
#Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows full#
I've attempted to re-activate the software 10 times now, including after two full reboots, but I get an error message (Code 160:41) every time that says that I must be connected to the Internet for the activation process to work. The "Activate" menu option is occasionally grayed out, but when I try to print a document from a website the activation dialog pops up. Since then, my copy of Acrobat 8.0.1 Standard has warned me that I must reactivate it within 5 days or I won't be able to use it.
#Adobe acrobat 8 standard windows windows 10#
