Acrobat error 20225 in Vista

Hi,
when I install Acrobat Professional 7 in Vista Business 64, I
get a 20225 error:
Installer not could create a new item Adobe PDF Port &
Printer.
PDF printer not will be able.
What must I do?
Please
Florenci Maymó

Hi Michael, Thank you so much for the reply. You would think Adobe Support could have told me that so I really appreciate it. Do you know what I need to do to upgrade it ? Can I find an upgrade on E-Bay or do I need to go to COMP USA or some other place to buy the upgrade? Last, what exactly am I looking for to upgrade it to the newest version. (Name of product). I will also remove the other program so it won't have any other issues once I get the upgrade. Thanks again and God Bless, Tony

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