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Solve : Adobe Acrobat 8 not installing!?

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I am running Windows XP Home SP2.

I downloaded an E-Book and opened it. When I opened it, Windows told me it did not have a file association for files with the PDF extension. So I checked Add/Remove programs, Acrobat Reader was there, looked under File Types in Windows Explorer, the PDF extension was missing. So I reinstalled Acrobat Reader 8 and I got an error. Hmmm... I wonder how MANY people get Internal Error 2755.

What the h*ll does that mean??
I cannot open my PDF documents in Windows.

Is there a FIX for this??

Thank you.Find any PDF file, right click on it, click on "Open with". Select Acrobat from programs list, put a checkmark in "Always open...". Click OK.Quote from: Broni on October 18, 2007, 09:58:55 PM

Find any PDF file, right click on it, click on "Open with". Select Acrobat from programs list, put a checkmark in "Always open...". Click OK.

I've tried that aswell, it didn't work. Something is really messed up on this computer...A Google search on Installer Error 2755 yields many findings, such as http://support.installshield.com/kb/view.asp?articleid=Q107137

I SUGGEST trying this before you try searching for a solution. Uninstall Adobe Reader. Download, INSTALL, and run CCleaner (see next paragraph). Then, install Adobe Reader again and see whether it works.

Get the Slim version of CCleaner. Run the Windows scan and remove everything it finds. Then, run the Registy scan. When asked to backup your Registry before proceeding, do so. Then, complete the scan and tell CCleaner to fix all problems found. Repeat the Registry scan, since it may find additional items in a REPEATED scan.


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