Adobe error message?

Is this an Adobe error message? I am trying to update Amazon's MP3 player on a Windows 7 ASUS computer. Somewhere in that chain someone has dropped the torch. I have downloaded the Amazon update. On Amazon's advice, based on my verbal description of the icon, I have updated Adobe Air and Adobe Flash Player. But when I try to actually install the Amazon update, I get this error message. I have no idea where to go from here. I also have no idea how I will know if anyone replies to this thread, so wish me luck!

Thank you so much. On my third try in a week, I was able to sucessfully update Adobe Air to the current version AND check to see that my Flash Player is also up to date, which it is. I still get the same error message when trying to install the Amazon update, so I think that puts the ball back in Amazon's court. Thanks again for your help!

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waterworshipper
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