Uninstall acrobat 8 professional

hello
I had installed acrobat 8 using adobe cs3 suite, but during an update i don't know what happened, but since then am getting a message that a serious error has occurred, and am not able to use it. I tried uninstall it but again am getting errors on acrotray.exe and acrobatInfo.exe although it said uninstall successful...the folder is along with the dlls are still present, and am unable to delete them.
can anyone help with this...

Run the Acrobat Cleaner Tool.
Mylenium

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