

- #Problems installing adobe acrobat 6.0 standard install#
- #Problems installing adobe acrobat 6.0 standard pro#
***Please note that this error can occur with other program installations, if this is your case scroll to the bottom of the page and try the Microsoft Fix first.***Ģ. If you encounter the above error while installing Adobe Acrobat please follow the instructions directly below.
#Problems installing adobe acrobat 6.0 standard install#
When you delete these unused registry keys you will be able to install Acrobat. Why this occurs…It turns out that when you uninstall/upgrade Office to a newer edition it keeps registry keys for those uninstalled/previous editions, during installation Adobe Acrobat for whatever reason checks these and somehow it generates this error.

Please re-install the application and try again' when you start (Acrobat 8 Professional, Standard).
#Problems installing adobe acrobat 6.0 standard pro#
reg file Trying to create the CS6 silent install and hopefully not run into the Trial issue while installing Reader Pro X. Error: 'A serious error has been detected and Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional cannot continue. Where does the location point to and what is included in the. I tried his recommendation and it worked! I have posted this quick little guide that will help you bypass all of the supposed "fixes" online and lead you to the one that works. At the end of the Acrobat Reader Pro X there is a. After hours of trying the different "fixes" available I was ready to give up when I found a post by a frustrated Acrobat user in the Adobe forums. I contacted Adobe support and they sent me over to the Microsoft site stating it was an OS problem. I was trying to install Adobe Acrobat Version 6 on my laptop and every time I attempted to install it I received the "Error 1606.Could not access network location…" First off I was not installing over the network, so the first thing that came to mind was a faulty disc. I was struggling with this issue for quite some time and could not seem to resolve it.
