Adobe Reader 10.1 MUI install some users get language popup

Background on my deployment:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/873986?tstart=0
Basically in the mst I tell the install to install Silent and it unchecks user language selection and English is set as the language.
For some reason some users still get the language popup on first load of a pdf.
Any ideas on how to prevent this?

I'm only discussing Image 1 only. I have already completed Image 2 and have decided to not apply
image 3 from your statement of not sure it does anything.
Image 3 USEMUI key does not exist under hklm so I would have to add the entire thing and it does not exist on my machine either under hklm.
One last question under hklm the current and next location contain default values of local\pt_br\rdlang32.ptb.
Is this normal and ok to ignore?

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