Adobe Acrobat 9 not including Updater when first installed?

I install Acrobat 9 for specific client PCs in our domain. After installing, I run all updates until I get up to version 9.5.5. I run updates via Help > Check for Updates.
As of today, I am getting an error that reads:
"THERE ARE NO UPDATES AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. PLEASE NOTE THAT SOME UPDATES FOR THE FOLLOWING PRODUCTS CANNOT BE DETERMINED AT THIS TIME: ADOBE UPDATER"
I have tried this on multiple PCs, always the same issue, always installed under Administrator account. Was never a problem before. If it matters, Windows 7 64 SP1 with all current updates. It has worked on Windows 7 64 PCs previous to this via the same process with no issues.
Thanks for any help!!!

Sometimes the update site is down and other times they no longer support online updates to the products. You should still be able to download updates from http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows (there is an equivalent for a MAC). If you download from the latest back, you can find which updates can be skipped. Also, a reboot is only needed after the last update. It is possible to combine the updates, but I don't know how to do that.

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