Is it saga of Adobe Reader and Vista to continue?

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Do you have UAC turned on or off? With UAC on, running from my default
account which is a member of the Administrators group, it installed without
issue.
 
You didn't have to install it in XP compat mode ? I tried with ON and Off
and both time I had to select the installer to run in XP compat mode, to get
around the temp file doesn't have enough free space issue
 
Dale, no, I didn't use compatibility mode. I never got that temp file not
having enough free space message either.
 
No problems here installing AR8... stupid question, but are you sure you
have the Vista version?

Lang
 
I have tried both, but as I said in my other post I've tried
again and after fresh reboot this time the installation worked
fine for me too. Thanks for reply.

Jdr
 
Rock said:
No problems installing here on x86 Vista Ultimate. Right click on setup
file, run as administrator, from a standard user account, UAC enabled.
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Thanks for reply, see my other message on this subject.
Eventually it worked for me too.

Jdr
 
Question, like question...-;) Thanks for your answer.

But I'm 100% sure that this is MY copy of a genuine Vista Ult.

Jdr
 
In my case, Adobe reader refused to install and gave temp folder access
permission when I turn the UAC off. But if I turn UAC ON it will install
with no problem.
 
Hmm, maybe it's the crack I'm smoking ( I switched to crack lite), but I
sure seem to remember having to do that even with UAC enabled. Now I gotta
format and re-install to test again
 
Dale M. White said:
Hmm, maybe it's the crack I'm smoking ( I switched to crack lite), but I
sure seem to remember having to do that even with UAC enabled. Now I gotta
format and re-install to test again
Click to expand...

Lol, crack lite, got to love it.
 
I saw your reply that it's working now... that's great. Just wanted to
clarify that I was asking if the Adobe Reader 8 version you were trying to
install was the Vista version, not whether you had genuine Vista...

Lang
 
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