Any body knows how to script/package Acrobat Reader DC version 2017.009.20044 for Windows 10 ver.1511?
After Reader is installed I would like the pdf file association to default to the Reader instead of Microsoft Edge without having any user interaction.
Any ideas tricks would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Guillaume
Deployed updates are now failing. When will the updated install certificates be available?
When I sent invite to my NY Teams, they are not receiving the Invite from Adobe its' been blocked.
Thanks,
Jackie
We have deployed adobe acrobat reader AcroRdrDC1500720033_en_US.msi with the AcroRdrDCUpd1500820082.msp. We are now unable to update through sccm scup. The msi cites its missing a non existent msp file or an mst file, and throws error 1603 in sccm scup. If we install interactivly it gives the error 1328. We need some assistance in figuring out how to update the adobe reader DC to the current patch level of 17.x.
We have virtual machines environment, where user doesn't have certain computer on which he works. Not all users need Adobe DC PRO, but the number of machines we have in virtual pool is bigger than DC Pro users. So we can't install and activate it on all machines. Is there any ways of install DC Pro in such situation? Maybe we can purchase server license distribution if Adobe have this option?
We purchased a volume license and installed Acrobat to several workstations. When Acrobat is launched all the users are able to access 'My Account' for the Adobe ID linked to the installation. Anyway to remove access to this?
I have been trying to build a new install of Adobe Reader DC (17.012.20095) for deployment to our PC's using the customisation wizard and am experiencing a number of issues.
The first issue is that the customised install continuously throws errors when launched about chrome_elf.dll not existing, a full unaltered install places this file in C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AcroCEF
I assume something in my customisation removes this from being installed but how do i stop Reader from looking for it?
The only workarounds seem to be building in something to copy the file or by deleting RdrCEF.exe and RdrServicesUpdater.exe from the directory which will both resolve the issue but would i rather Adobe fixed the underlying issue with the installer or customisation tool.
The second issue relates to adding in HKCU entries into the customisation wizard and them not working and ending up in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\[RegistryHiveName]\Installer\Migrate
This same issue was reported in 2015 but still does not seem to be fixed?
[Acrobat Reader DC] HKCU registry keys are not replicated for each user as for Adobe Reader
I am deploying via SCCM Adobe Acrobat DC enterprise wide. I need to suppress the prompt to set Acrobat as default when the user 1st opens it. I am in a mix environment of Windows 7 and 10. Even when user has admin rights, you can't set is default with this prompt. It appears the only way to change the default in Win 10 is through the control panel so this prompt isn't useful at all. I have tried suppressing the FTE but it still comes up. I have tried various ways with Adobe DC Customization Wizard but no luck so far.
I have set "Installer will decide which product will be the default" - this leaves Reader as the default. Which is preferable "Make Acrobat the default PDF viewer" changes it to Edge.
The DISM method sets the default for future profiles but not for current profiles, unless I am missing something. Has anybody been able to suppress the prompt in Windows 10?
Where are the configuration settings saved for the Adobe PDF printer saved? I need to uncheck a preference setting on the document options so that local fonts are not enforced. We are running into issues where printing an email to PDF is failing due to font errors. Would love to make this change universal as part of the enterprise deployment.
Using the Adobe Customization Wizard, I am trying to remove the "Make Adobe Acrobat my default PDF application" prompt on program start. I have tried adding the Feature Lockdown "bDisablePDFHandlerSwitching" Dword to the package, but am still prompted to set after install. The default PDF application is currently set to Reader DC in Windows (though not enforced through policy). Windows 10 LTSB if that makes any difference.
The reason for this is I am trying to create an Adobe Pro DC App Volume for use in our VDI environment. These non-persistent machines are destroyed on logout and a new machine is provisioned each time the user logs in. I would like to avoid having the user prompted every day.
Alternatively, if someone knows where the setting is actually written were I to click "Don't ask me again" (registry, %programdata%, user profile, etc), that would be a big help.
Cheers.
Hello guys,
can you help me with this type of problem i need to have only one part number in the model tree.
i know you can rename part number in 3d reviewer but i cannot do one by one renaming if i have hundreds of part to rename.
help guys. picture for reference
Thanks and regards,
ian
Hi there,
I am a frustrated new customer and just got out of a bad chat experience with a technician so hoping the community can be a bit more helpful.
I have created several different creative cloud packages. One with ALL Adobe products and another one with just Adobe Acrobat. I have tried 32 bit and 64 bit and tested over 3 Windows 10 machines which includes a machine that was just reformatted and contained no history of Any Adobe products. Unfortunately, Adobe Acrobat is never installed on any of these packages; regardless of the configuration I select.
I should say it works perfectly fine for MAC packages. In addition, if I manually go to a computer and run the .exe package to install Adobe Acrobat it will work. However, who wants to do that on a several hundred computer network?
I could use some help on how to get a .msi package to correctly start to deploy Adobe Acrobat as part of my bundled package or a standalone.
I am using an organization wide license for adobe reader dc Pro. I am unable to use the Licence to activate the same product on my iPhone. Please what must I do?
We are using several packages for Adobe DC with different Serial numbers. When one package is installed but we have to change the package, deinstallation and Installation of the other packages doesn*t change the Serial number. We found to delete the cache DB but on restart the Cache DB reappears with the license Information of the former package.
How can that be solved?
Through the customization wizard, I checked "disable all services" for all cloud services and I thought by doing this it would remove Tracker functionality. Can anyone tell me how to remove Tracker from the View Menu either through the registry or the customization wizard. Thanks.
Hello,
We have been deploying Acrobat Pro DC successfully via SCCM. It has been working on endpoints with Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 (up until 1607).
But since we added Windows 10 1703, the base installer (15.007.20033) fails to install immediately with error code 1603. It was working fine in Windows 10 1607 and older versions.
I even tried downloading the latest Acrobat Pro DC and manually executing the same command line string:
msiexec.exe /i "AcroPro.msi" /qn TRANSFORMS=AcroPro.mst /norestart /l*v "C:\Windows\SysTools\Logging\SoftwareDeployment\AcroProDC_install.log" /qn
Same result: 1603.
Is this a known bug?
Is there a fix for it?
Sincerely,
Jose
I have 5 serial numbers (10 total licenses) for Acrobat DC. Everytime I sign in on one computer, it screws up someone else in my office. I talked to support today and they told me that he isn't showing any of these licenses as being used. I have entered the correct serial numbers every time i install. I am getting so frustrated. I have too many licenses and is still telling my I don't have enough. All serial numbers are registered under my account. Can you only so many licenses under the same Login? Anyone else experiencing this? Any advice is welcomed.
Hello,
I have Acrobat Pro 11 that was bought two years ago and successfully used couple of months.
Now, after long break I'm trying to use it again. It works a few days but then says "Your Adobe Application Manager is corrupted... Please download it from ... URL" (I'm using Ukrainian version the quotation may be inaccurate).
URL = http://www.adobe.com/go/adobeapplicationmanager_ua
But this link is broken.
I’m reinstall Acrobat a few times but it not help.
What should I do to fix this problem and use Acrobat normally?
Please help.
PS. I already have Adobe account and already register my Acrobat there.
Our company has Acrobat Reader and Photo Shop. Does this mean we are able to sue the enterprise ID function?
how to download MSI file for install the latest version of adobe DC . We need to deploy it with SCCM on windows 10 machines