Is there a simple fix to error 1719 in Windows 8 when trying to install Reader?

Is there a simple fix to error 1719 in Windows 8 when trying to install Reader?
Have tried the MS fixit tool with no success.
There doesn't seem to be a simple fix other than the complicated manual registry changes I have seen.
Thank you.

Pat:
Yes, this is where I saw the article detailing the MS "fixit" link...that didn't do it (other than removing Reader for me. The rest of the fixes I see involved either modifying the registry in some way all the way up to completely re-installing the system software (which is kind of tough as I bought the HP computer with Windows 8 already installed).
I am not keen to try modifying the registry...
I agree, it has nothing to do with Reader but thought this has probably affected many others which is why I posted here.
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