Reinstalling Acrobat X Pro

How do I reinstall Acrobat X Pro? All I can find is XI on the Adobe site?

Hi Michael,
You can download Acrobat X Pro from the direct download links available at : http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cs5-5-direct-download-links.html
But make sure you follow the "Very Important Instructions" on the page before initiating the download.

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How to reinstall Acrobat X Pro? I purchased Acrobat X at a retail staore and Acrobat X Pro from the Adobe Website.

I just installed a Solid State Hard-drive on my computer and am now looking for a way to reinstall Acrobat X Pro that I purchased from the Adobe Website. I purchased Acrobat X from a retail store.
I dont need to install Acrobat X from the Disc before I install Acrobat X Pro I purchased from the website do I? And how do I install Acrobat X Pro anyway?

Hi Sonoma707,
There's no difference between the installer on the disk and that available online.
You can download Acrobat 10 Pro from : http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/acrobat-downloads.html
and use the purchased serial number to activate the software.
Regards,
Rave

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I tried reinstalling Acrobat 9 Pro from my CS4 discs but the installation gets stuck at the "Preparing to install window". Ive left my computer on for several hours but the program still hasent been installed.
Whats causing this problem, what can I do to fix it?
Thanks!

Hi Digital Dude 1,
I found a few solutions discussed in the forum thread Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 not installing (http://forums.adobe.com/message/2840532). Can you check them out and let us know if you still face problems?
Thanks,
Preran

I needed to reinstall Acrobat 9 Pro and the disk is not reading on my iMac now. Can't find a download for it. What can I do?

I needed to reinstall Acrobat 9 Pro and the disk is not reading on my iMac now. Can't find a download for it. What can I do?

Try Download Adobe CS5 Free Trials – All Direct Links without Akamai | ProDesignTools
Follow the Very Important Instructions on that page first BEFORE you click the download link.

Need to reinstall Acrobat X Pro; part of my CS6 Design?

Help. Need to reinstall Acrobat X Pro; part of my CS6 Design?

In order to install Acrobat X you need to launch Setup(.exe or .dmg) file for Adobe design Std/Premium and there you will get check box for acrobat x you just need to select the check box for acrobat x only that will install acrobat from you.
If you don't have a download for CS6 you can download it from Download CS6 products.

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I am trying to reinstall Acrobat X Pro after getting a new hard drive. I deactivated it on the computer I used in the interim before trying to reinstall. I had no problems a week ago but this time after all the files load the install stops for several minutes and then an Error 1305 is displayed asking that I verify that Data1.cab is available and that I can access it. I can see that file name is the last one moved when all of the files have installed. Is there a way to access a download for Acrobat X Pro now that version XI has been released? If not, how do I proceed?

You can download the trial version of the software thru the page linked below and then use your current serial number to activate it.
Be sure to follow the steps outlined in the Note: Very Important Instructions section on the download pages at this site or else the download will not work properly.
Acrobat X Pro, Reader, and Suite:
http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-acrobat-x-10-pro-reader-suite-direct-download-links-ddl.ht ml

Recently reinstalled Acrobat 9 pro. Got serial number from adobe. Now keep getting the message upgrade. No 9 in dropdown. Then tells me to enter serial or only have 22 days left. Reinstalled 3 times.

recently reinstalled Acrobat 9 pro. Got serial number from adobe. Now keep getting the message upgrade. No 9 in dropdown. Then tells me to enter serial or only have 22 days left. Reinstalled 3 times.
Can anyone help please?

Sorry that you got such a hassle. Try this. I don't have Acrobat 9 per se, but I have the TCS2 and found the following.
Run Regedit (all the serious warning apply here. Look but don't touch).
Under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHNINE->SOFTWARE->Adobe->Repair->Adobe Acrobat->9.0->IOD Look under the entry under SERIAL.
Maybe it works maybe it doesn't. But it might help.
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Need help reinstalling Acrobat X pro for MAC. Got one site but I-tunes didn't recognize so couldn't go further. I have serial

Need help reinstalling Acrobat X pro for MAC. Got one site but I-tunes didn't recognize so couldn't go further. I have serial

Actually, you can and have downloaded from there, because that message only happens when the download is finished.
The message is entirely normal, and is Apple's way of encouraging the world to use the Mac App Store. That doesn't help you because Acrobat isn't in the Mac App Store - it isn't allowed there.
So, what to do? Change your system settings
Please follow the steps given below to resolve this issue -
System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General > Allow applications downloaded from > Anywhere

Reinstall Acrobat X Pro on new laptop?

I reinstall Acrobat X Pro on my new laptop?

Did you reinstall or what? If you had AA X installed on a previous laptop, you will need to deactivate it and then install it on the new system. If it is Win8, then you in for possibly finding it does not work, particularly for a 64-bit system. At least, once the install is done (assuming it is successful), you will then need to install the updates.

How Do I Reinstall Acrobat XI Pro After Uninstalling?

I have had nothing but trouble with Acrobat XI Pro since installing from the Creative Cloud. If a PDF from a client contains a comment or note, Acrobat crashes. If I try to open Preferences, it crashes. It does it intermitently. For awhile today I could do both, then it started crashing again. I've logged out and back in, shut down and restarted.
I've been poring over these forums all day and not seeing anyone with a similar predicament. Finally, out of frustration, I ran the uninstaller and tried to reinstall. Now the Adobe Application Manager shows that Adobe Acrobat XI Pro is up to date, even though it has now been removed from my system. I'm really screwed and on deadlines, Yikes! Please help!
I'm using a 24", early 2008 iMac, OS X 10.8.3, 4GB RAM.
Lauren

After 2-hours on the phone with Adobe help we traced the problem to old CS4 files. Here's how we fixed the problem:
1. We ran uninstallers on all the old programs.
2. Ran the Creative Suite Cleaner Tool (set to "All" not just Creative Cloud).
3. Trashed the Adobe Application Manager.
4. Shut down and restarted the mac.
5. Re-ran the Creative Suite Cleaner Tool to make sure there was NOTHING in the list at all.
6. Re-installed the Adobe Application Manager.
Finally Acrobat XI Pro was able to install properly. Whew! I hope this helps someone else.

Reinstalling Acrobat 8 Pro from CS3 Design Premium, asking for Photoshop Elements 6 CD??

Hi.
I use a Macbook Pro with Leopard OS X version 10.5.8, 2.6 Ghz Intel Core Duo, $ GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM.
I use Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium which came with Acrobat 8 Professional. Now, for a while I've been having issues updating Acrobat because it said it had been modified blah blah and something about plugins being disabled, so to rectify reinstall and run updates. I've seen alot of people on forums with this same issue.
For a long time I ignored this as the program was still working, but today it urked me enough to unistall (which I did by dragging it from the applications to trash) and try to reinstall.
So I tried. Put the CD in, selected only Acrobat 8 Pro for reinstallation, all went well until it asked me to put in the Photoshop Element 6 CD.... which I never had. Although the program does come on the CD. So i'm left confused, without acrobat pro and wishing i had never uninstalled!
I hope this makes some sort of sense. Any help would be much appreciated!

I resorted to using the live chat feature that Adobe have on the website. We found that once everything was uninstalled and then just reinstalled Acrobat alone, I wasn't asked to insert the Photoshop Elements 6 CD to continue and everything was fine. No problems. But, when I tried to then reinstall the rest of the suite, it asked for the CD.
So, the way to avoid it asking for the CD was to uninstall CS3 Design Premium completely and then reinstall all the programs. And everything seems to be working fine.
Maybe this was an obvious solution, but I didn't want to risk uninstalling all the programs only to be asked for a non-existent CD when reinstalling.
Anyway, hopefully someone else will find this helpful.

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Hi, hope you can help me with this. I have down loaded the zip file and extracted the files and tried to reinstall. I have talked with eleventeen different tec's at adobe and the only postive feedback I get is Thank You for calling Adobe and can I do anything else to assist you, I've never been an angry person till now. One of the Adobe tec's had me download a cleaner and create a new user account on my computer. In the new user account I clicked on the C drive and unziped the Acrobat Pro 8. Still not working and receiving error message "A serious error has been detected and Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional cannot continue. Please reinstall the application and try again." Adobe tells me that it should be working, but for a $39.00 charge they will get me up and running. I had no problems untill I uninstalled Acrobat 8 to try the free trial of Acrobat 9 and tried to reinstall Acrobate 8.

HELP: Need to reinstall Acrobat X Pro

I own Creative Suite Suite 6 Design and Web premium ver.
After the last maintenance update to Acrobat X Pro I was getting hundreds of Distiller errors and Bonjour errors. After trying a "repair" of Acrobat Pro X with no joy I uninstalled it. Downloaded a fresh copy of Acrobat X from the Adobe site and am trying to install it. It is rejecting my serial number. This is the SAME serial number shown on the ABOBE site AND on my boxed product.
I need to be able to contact Adobe for a solution but can find no way to do so. IS there a phone number I can call because I need Acrobat installed and functioning w/out errors!
Thank you!

Hello ~m,
I'm very sorry, that unfortunately these efforts have not been successful, so I'd like to give some more detailed descriptions:
The software always install as trials, when you input your serial number or log into CC (if these are Creative Cloud versions) then the trial disappears and the software is activated.
I qoute from another thread:
Please first try to delete the OPM.db before anything else, we only recommend the re-installation when we've tried all the steps possible.
1. Clean Up cached user login information
2.Close the Creative Cloud application.
3.Navigate to the OOBE folder.
Windows: [System drive]:\Users\[user name]\AppData\Local\Adobe\OOBE
Mac OS: /Users/[user name]/Library/Application Support/Adobe/OOBE
4.Delete the opm.db file.
5.Launch Creative Cloud.
... and Adobe has provided this Troubleshoot Creative Cloud download and install issues
... and what concerns Cleaner Tool: The order varies depending on your individual needs. Please read all my proposals first, so you can better choose the first step:
1. Maybe you have to activate/deactivate, so please have a look there:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-deactivation-products.html
2. Sometimes, we know in the meantime, the "opm.db file" is the culprit. In this case you should delete it (see above).
3. Be careful with (de)installing aso. by (de)installing by your own resources. In this case you should CC completely delete and reinstall by help of Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool. (A try to uninstall by own resources is not enough!)
I quote: Adobe Creative Suite Cleaner Tool helps resolve installation problems for Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Creative Suite (CS3-CS6) applications. The tool removes installation records for prerelease installations of Creative Cloud or Creative Suite applications. It does not affect existing installations of previous versions of Creative Cloud or Creative Suite applications.
Please use: http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html and follow the prescribed sequence of operations.
Good luck!
Hans-Günter
P.S.
maybe you have found a member of Adobe's staff, so you could send a private message.

Reinstall acrobat 10 pro

I need to reinstall my acrobat 10 pro due to my laptop problems. I can not find the download area and when I do it says no longer availiable. any one know where I can download it?
John

John wrote:
it says no longer availiable.
Where does it say that? It may need to be corrected.
→ https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/acrobat-downloads.html

Frequently asked to uninstall and reinstall Acrobat 9 Pro

This is becoming an aggravating issue with me. I don't mind uninstalling and reinstalling, but to go through all the updates is time consuming. I have yet to find anything from Adobe that addresses this. Perhaps I missed something/ Thank you in advance for any help.

Thank you for the quick response, Bill@VT.
I open Acrobat 9 Pro and an error screen appears on top of the gray portion of Acrobat workspace that says to the effect that " the program will no longer start. You must uninstall and reinstall the program". I did not capture the error message, but it had no number." What I was doing right before that was trying to load a .pdf to Acrobat.
I am running Win XP Pro sp3. This has been an on-going problem for the past year, maybe a little more. It has happened several times since January of this year. It does not correspond with any new programs I have installed, unless some auto update from HP or Windows Update is triggering it. Basically, nothing has changed on this system since I first installed the program in 2008, other than hard drive upgrades and program updates. None of which have taken place within a month or two of when the program fails to start.
When it happens again, I will be sure to capture the screenshot of the error message. It takes a couple of hours to reinstall all the updates to get to the final 9.5.
It is difficult to recall exactly what I was doing before this happens in past incidents. Today, an hour or two before, I had downloaded a .pdf of a meeting agenda from a trusted site (a city government website...if that can be considered "trusted"!!). I hadn't opened any strange emails, but had just used Elements 11 to edit some photos that I saved to a file. I use AVG anti-virus and also scan with Malwarebytes once a week or so. There doesn't seem to be a pattern to this error.
As for the Acrobat 9 Pro updates, long ago I bookmarked the link you shared. I download them fresh from the site even though I have copies in a folder.
For the record, I have Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 installed along with an older version of it, both work flawlessly.

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