Acrobat 8.0 update (Windows XP and Vista)

I'm using Acrobat 8.0 (Windows XP Pro) + Acrobat Reader 9.0
I'm anymore able to update Acrobat 8.0, the following message appear:
For Adobe updater and Adobe Install Manager Update:
You restart the download process, but the files as change on the server
For Adobe Updater plug-in:
Unable to verifing file
The exacte same message with Vista environment.
I have try to uninstall the Adobe Reader 9.0, restart the computer, without any change.
Some one have an idea????...
Many thanks

Something scary happened just now.
I'm running Vista Ultimate. Updater proposed an update to my Acrobat 8 Professional and Adobe Reader 8, so I said go ahead. I will be more careful in future. The update took a very long time (what was it doing all that time?), required my system to be restarted twice (!), and after the second restart left it in a strange state in which several things weren't working, for example Google could not find its cookies, and several programs that normally autostart weren't running. Most alarming of all, in that state the Norton Firewall was turned off.
I don't want to deal with any software that turns off my firewall. If this is Adobe's fault then they should be ashamed of themselves.
After seeing this I restarted again and this time got the completion message from Updater. Everything else seems to be normal. But beware.

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