Al insatalar el adobe reader se queda en paso 3 y despues sale que es un error general de installacion, al guardarlo en el folder de temp

creo que mi folder de temp o funcinoa ya que no me deja instalar ningun programa?

What exactly means "no me deja instalar ningun programa"?
Operating system? Error messages?

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do it now.
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On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 12:55 PM, Sabian Zildjian <[email protected]>

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