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Hallo zusammen,
hatte Acrobat 7 pro auf Win 8.1 installiert. Nach (automatischen) Win-Updates gibt es eine Fehlermeldung und ich kann Acrobat 7 pro nicht mehr starten. Nach Deinst. auch von anderen Adobe Produkten und cleanen der Registry lässt sich Acrobat 7 pro nicht installieren, da der Printer Port nicht installiert wird. Was kann ich tun?
Danke
Ingolf

Ok, Ich hab herausgefunden, dass es mit diesem update zu tun hat: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=2917929
Nachdem ich es manuell deinstalliert habe, startet Acrobat wieder und funktioniert. (Der Printer Port lässt sich aber weiterhin nicht installieren)

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