In any case, thank you very much for the hint as I have now a workaround. Also, while the old (corrupted) accountĬan be deleted, I could not delete the old account folder because a file in Appdata (HPSLPSVC64.DLL) is flagged as still in use. As a result, a lot of references, shortcuts, macros have to be adapted every time.
The problem with creating new user profiles to solve problems is that it is not possible to rename the new user folder to the old name. Unfortunately, it is not the first issue that can be solved by creating a new user account under windows 8 or 8.1 it looks like the structure of file rights can easily be messed up resulting in unusable applications. So I have a workaround to run it when I need it. The Updater is located at: Program FilesAdobeAdobe Acrobat 7.0AcrobatUpdater You might also try removing the files in the updater profile directory and try updating again Documents and SettingsUSERPROFILEApplication DataAdobeAcrobat7. JanuUpdated to reflect the availability of Adobe Reader and Acrobat 6.0.6 for Windows. Download the latest version of Adobe Reader from here and extract the executable using the command line AdbeRdr11006enUS.exe -nosoE:SourcesApplicationsAdobe11 -nosne (where AdbeRdr11006enUS.exe is the executable name, E. Indeed a good hint: I tried to run Acrobat Pro 7 from another user (without any special rights) and it worked without problem. Adobe Reader 7.0.8 and earlier versions Adobe Acrobat Standard, Professional and Elements 7.0.8 and earlier versions Adobe Acrobat 3D. So we will now deploy only the update patch which will update Adobe Reader 11.0.02 to 11.0.06. I would suggest you to refer to the link and try to create a new user account and check if the issue persists:
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