Error (1074724867:3) for Adobe Acrobat/Reader

Any advice/help on this is truly appreciated. This is
becoming my private Hell because I am unable to fix this error and print important documents. I have
Adobe Acrobat Standard 8 installed on my computer as well.

when i tried to open a file, acrobat itself displays a message that needs to connect to internet. appear a window with the plug in. I tried to install automatically and happend what the first post says.
then i tried to install manually, and i get a message that says "A network error ocurred while attempting to read from the file. C:/.../FileOpenInstaller.msi"
i downloaded again and i get the same error

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Flying_Kiwi wrote:
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