Install acrobat pro 8 on win 7 64 bit

Hello
When i install acrobat pro 8 on win 7 it asks for vista disk. This i have not got as im going from xp. Can you asvise please?
Neil

Thanks, Sara.
I have done just that - I ran the cleaner and removed Acrobat entirely. Did a fresh install. Everything looked fine, was able to enter my serial number successfully, and got a successful install message. Yet when I try to open the program, it will bring up a box briefly which then disappears and the program does not launch. Subsequent attempts do not even bring up the box. No program running in task manager. This is version 11.0.07, running on Windows 7, 64 bit. I don't know if it makes a difference, but this was obtained through TechSoup.org.

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