Adobe reader 9.2 wont download.

There is no error message. I get dialog box that says please wait for set-up, but nothing happens. I am using windows XP and
have a new motherboard, faster processor, and plenty of memory after computer crashed last month. Please help! I am also using dial-up internet. Dont know if this matters.

I don't think that this has any connection to your Internet connection. I am on a cable and am having the same problem. At this point I have not been able to get any information from Adobe concerning this problem. I get the downloader, but it can't find the Windows installer. It's looking for adberdr920_en_US.msi. I have searched for that file and it doesn't exist on my computer. I have also used the address supplied by graffiti in this forum and it does the same thing. I had 9.1 working just fine, but now it will not print and it cannot be uninstalled because it can't find it's uninstaller. I wish I had the answer, but I don't. I'm suspicious of my McAfee firewall but I have turned it off to download and install and that makes no difference either.

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