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[user]

I have a problem installing Adobe reader, tells me the temp file is full
or my hard drive is full.
The first one, I don't which temp file and the second, I have plenty of
space. Could someone help me with this?

Thanks,

Fernando

 

[Fernando Duran]

Oh boy!! you are talking an strange langage now... I don't what is UAC
option....never touch this system....

 

[Fernando Duran]

I mean I don't know what is UAC!!!

Oh boy!! you are talking an strange langage now... I don't what is UAC
option....never touch this system....

 

[Fernando Duran]

It's on, thanks but it doesn't help......

User Account Control

 

[Fernando Duran]

Ok. I'll lopok for that ...
Thanks,

I had no problem installing, but from other posts, I think there is help
for this problem on Adobe's site.

 

[Cal Bear '66]

This can happen if UAC is turned off.

 

[Cal Bear '66]

User Account Control

I mean I don't know what is UAC!!!

 

[Cal Bear '66]

I had no problem installing, but from other posts, I think there is help for
this problem on Adobe's site.

 

[Cal Bear '66]

You might also try to right click on the downloaded file and selecting "Run as
Administrator".

Good Luck.

 

[Bruce Chambers]

I have a problem installing Adobe reader, tells me the temp file is full
or my hard drive is full.
The first one, I don't which temp file and the second, I have plenty of
space. Could someone help me with this?

Thanks,

Fernando

You either need to briefly re-enable UAC (as backwards as that
sounds) or download the Acrobat Reader installation file to your hard
drive and run it in "WinXP Compatibility" mode.


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