Upgrading Acrobat Pro 9.0 to 9.4.5

Hello,
I was to update our install job of Acrobat from 9.0 to 9.4.5 so I followed the instructions on how to create an AIP and also created a transform. The job worked fine on machines without Acrobat but if I wanted to install it on a computer that already had 9.0 it would come up with an error. In the transform I told it to uninstall previous existing versions but apparently that took no effect while the rest of the settings (suppress registration etc.) would work. I also tried clicking on the updated msi on a test computer with 9.0 installed on it and it would give me the message that Acrobat was already installed and I should uninstall it from the control panel.
On the other hand, I was able to use the msi that had not been updated to uninstall 9.0 so my current solution is two separate jobs, one that upgrades and one that installs on computers without Acrobat. I am wondering though, if there is a more efficient alternative and also why the updated msi refuses to uninstall an older version. By the way, I have already tried recreating the AIP from scratch to see if there were errors that might have caused this but it was the same result each time.
Thanks for the help!

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