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Hi, any people knows what's going on about the Adobe. I installed the Adobe on my windows vista, but the software keep on showing me the message of installing Adobe Acrobat once the windows reboot or right click the files. I have to click "cancel" to stop the process every time.

Is there any solution for this? Hardware problems or software ?

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You could stop using Adobe Reader and install another PDF reader such as Foxit (free version).

Adobe Reader uses a huge amount of your computer power for very little result and you may very well find that your computer is much improved without Adobe there.

Note you must delete the Adobe software for the best result but you can, if you want to, have both Adobe and Foxit installed together for testing.


/>http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/reader/

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Hi, any people knows what's going on about the Adobe. I installed the Adobe on my windows vista, but the software keep on showing me the message of installing Adobe Acrobat once the windows reboot or right click the files. I have to click "cancel" to stop the process every time.

Is there any solution for this? Hardware problems or software ?

How about those updates?

Get that all straightened out?

:unknw:

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