Accidently deleted Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.0 from WindowsXP

I accidently deleted Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.0 from my WindowsXP at work. The thing is, there are still Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.0 icons. The icons look like a piece of paper with symbols on them. When attempt to open, it cant open it. I tried a system recovery and was not successful. After a day or researching, I still haven't found a solution. If anyone can help me, I would greatly appreciate it! Thx

The obvious answer is to reinstall Acrobat, but I imagine you have ruled that out for some reason. Can you say why?
Also, this is the InDesign forum. If you have questions specific to a program, you will get better help in that program's forum.

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I tried your solution 1. I un-installed both Reader 7.0.8 and Professional 8.0.
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gebl01 wrote:
Mann oh Mann, da haben wir es entweder mit einem notorischen Schlaumeier zu tun oder mit einem Vorkämpfer der PISA-Generation, die subkomplexe Sätze nicht sinnerfassend lesen kann. Daher nochmals langsam zum Mitschreiben:
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Wie wurde gekauft? - Mittels einer CD bei Saturn
Wurde AAP 7.0 installiert und registriert? - Ja
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Wurde nun ein neuer PC gekauft mit Betriebssystem Windows 8.1? - Ja
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Erfolgreich? - Nein
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Hat es geholfen? - Nein
Wurde die Helpline von Adobe befragt? - Ja
Wie hat die reagiert? - wurschtig (=desinteressiert)
Was war der beste Ratschlag des Helpline-Mitarbeiters? - ein Forum zu befragen (tolle Helpline!)
Wurde das gemacht? - Ja
Ergebnis? - Lösung gefunden: Adobe unterstützt keine Installation eines AAP 7.0 mit Upgrades auf Windows 8.1
Wie viele Antworten sind im Forum zu der Frage eingelangt? - mehrere (zwei hilfreiche und klare (danke Axel und di4blor), weitere von einem User unter konsequentem Verzicht auf Intelligenzeinsatz)
Danke allen Antwortern für Eure Beiträge. Ich weiß nun, dass ich um Adobe in Zukunft einen Bogen mache, wann immer möglich.
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Du bist ganz schön belämmert und arrogant. Du schimpfst durch die Gegend, weil Dir nicht geholfen wird, wie Du es Dir vorstellst, aber rückst notwendige Informationen nicht mal raus, wenn man danach fragt, bzw. machst Angaben, die zumindest diesem letzten Post widersprechen. Also nochmals: Hirn einschalten, Stroh wegräumen und an der eigenen Nase anfassen und aufpassen, dass die Finger nicht rotzig werden. Man will ja in Zukunft noch notwendige Informationen wenigstens aus Deiner Nase rausziehen.

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1. I bought my notebook with Adobe Reader 7.0 installed. A week ago I had to convert a PDF document into a JPEG one. So, I downloaded a free programme to do it. But the result had a watermark on it that brought me to uninstall that programme. Today I've installed Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.0. Can I uninstall my Adobe Reader 7.0?
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