Adobe Reader Office 2010 Conflicts

After upgrading micrsoft office from 2007 to 2010 on windows xp SP3, adobe reader has dissapeared. Tried to reinstall version 9 - 11 and the installation freezes at either 70% or 90%. I have tried to uninstall office and reinstall adobe to no avail. Any suggetsions would be highly appreciated.

Use the Adobe Cleaner to remove Reader and all components
Then reinstall using the offline installer

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Have you tried it on a base machine, not a server (hope you have the additional license from Adobe for the server use, since that is a violation of the license for an individual package installation)? There are often problems when doing these things over a network.

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It is Acrobat's PDFMaker that processes Office applications' files to PDF.
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See: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/compatible-web-browsers-pdfmaker-applications.html
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