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I can not install Adobe Reader - It claims that there is a newer version.

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  • #1 17586570
    CMS
    Administrator of HydePark
    Welcome.

    I'm writing because I've lost my patience.
    Last week I bought a new computer for my company, I installed the system and the necessary software, unfortunately I got stuck on the Adobe Reader installation.
    The first attempt ended with a message that a newer version was detected (each one ends with this message).

    I am downloading the installer (I tried FF and Chrome), I run.
    I can not install Adobe Reader - It claims that there is a newer version.
    Up to 50% download.

    After exceeding 50% - installing:
    I can not install Adobe Reader - It claims that there is a newer version.

    At (if I remember correctly) 76% of the Adobe Reader icon appears on the desktop. Unfortunately, then it disappears and the program informs that a newer version is already installed.
    I can not install Adobe Reader - It claims that there is a newer version.

    Then the program disappears and deletes the installer.

    I installed the only older version (7.05) that I have, because I was hoping that the installer of the newer version will detect it and install it. Unfortunately, the effect is the same, only that after trying to install the latest version and receiving the message that there is already a newer version, the 7.05 version also disappears from the system.

    I've run out of ideas. Maybe someone of you has come across such a solution and knows how to deal with it.

    Help.
    CMS
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    #3 17586588
    leonov
    Level 43  
    Did you browse the register? Maybe you have some entries there.
  • #4 17586614
    CMS
    Administrator of HydePark
    In the meantime, it occurred to me that I did not install SP1. I just started the installation, if it does not solve the problem, then we will worry further.
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    #5 17586622
    sosarek

    Level 43  
    I've sent you a link to Uninstaller Adobe that removes all entries, if it does not help the alternative can be np. Fox Reader, which I use for many years and I have no problems ;)
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
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    #6 17586624
    Kolobos
    IT specialist
    What system do you have? All updates installed?

    For example, check ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/AcrobatDC/1900820080/AcroRdrDCUpd1900820080_MUI.msp or other flocks: ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/

    You can always install Foxit instead of AR.
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  • #7 17586734
    CMS
    Administrator of HydePark
    Installing SP1, for Win7 x64, solved the problem.

    Thank you all for your help.
  • #8 17708501
    ps502
    Level 1  
    Hello
    I have the same problem :cry:

    System: Win7, SP1
    SP1 for Windows was installed before attempting to install Adobe Reader DC
    Completes fresh Windows as in the case of 'CMS' - it has been working for about two years in the company.

    I tried the installation, not the website - the same.
    I tried the cleaner-a from 'sauce' - it did not work either.
    Foxit alternatives are not an option.
    No ideas...
    Please help.
  • #9 17754366
    Caller-007
    Level 10  
    Hello
    Did my colleagues solve the problem above, I have the same error on several computers in one company, first I got an error 1722 Adobe and now after uninstalling I can not install again I did everything above without any effect, I manually cleaned the registry from the leftovers I found after Adobe Reader but still the same error that a newer version is already installed.
  • #10 18114088
    Werewolf
    Level 25  
    I also have the same problem, clean windows 7 64bit, I installed SP1 it did nothing.
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    #11 19278597
    ejki
    Level 2  
    Here is the instruction that helped me:

    https://helpx.adobe.com/pl/acrobat/kb/error-1...roblem-with-this-windows-installer-packa.html
    another error in Adobe logs is "Installer finished with exit code: 1603"

    It's all about updates:

    Solution
    The error appears due to a missing update to Universal C Runtime in Windows. Install the update using one of the following methods:

    Solution 1
    Download the update manually from the Microsoft Download Center.
    After installing the required update, try reinstalling Acrobat DC / Acrobat Reader DC.


    I couldn't find the Polish version, so I installed the English one and it worked.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues faced during the installation of Adobe Reader on a new Windows 7 x64 computer, where users encounter a message indicating that a newer version is already installed. The original poster initially attempted to install Adobe Reader but was unsuccessful, leading to various troubleshooting suggestions from other users. Solutions included checking for missing system updates, particularly Service Pack 1 (SP1), and using an Adobe uninstaller to remove any residual files. Some users reported success after installing necessary updates, while others continued to experience installation errors, including error 1722 and exit code 1603. Alternative PDF readers like Foxit were suggested, but some users preferred to resolve the Adobe installation issue directly.
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