When uninstalling an older version of reader, I get an error message about transform paths

Question

I tried to uninstall version 8.1.2, and I get an error message to verify that the specified transform paths are valid. Some body please help. I could use the 90mb of space it's taking up.
My system is a laptop, vista 32 bit. No security update issues are involved. I am running version 10, and simply want some memory back.

Answer 1

Claudia, thanks for the link. It removed the old version in about 30 seconds Microsoft Fixit looks like a great repair tool. Thanx for the hook-up. Redbaron8.
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Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2012 09:35:24 -0700
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Subject: When uninstalling an older version of reader, I get an error message about transform paths
    Re: When uninstalling an older version of reader, I get an error message about transform paths
    created by Claudio González in Adobe Reader - View the full discussion
If you feel you need erasing 90 MB. I would suggest getting some additional storage medium (external HD, ...). In any case, you may want to try the following: Run this fix from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/mats/Program_Install_and_Uninstall Uninstall Reader using Add/Remove Programs
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