Clicking the ignore button finished the install. I too got an error message stating “it was probably already updated or had some other issue”. I went to that download page and got the update to The update seems to have fixed the problem for now. We were still on No idea why, but this will get us by until we’re able to upgrade to a newer version. I clicked the ignore option, and it finished the install and worked perfectly. Thank you, this solved the problem for us! Note, we got an error message stating “it was probably already updated or had some other issue”. So for Acrobat XI and X you only need to install the final update For Acrobat 9 and older, you do have to instal each update, one by one. Starting in Acrobat X, updates are cumulative. After applying the upgrade they seem to be working without any issue.

I have multiple users who had this issue. At leaset one feature of the product must be installed before applyihng the patch.ĭo I have to do increment updates like from In reply to my issue above with not able to install the patch AcrobatUpd The fix for this. When I run the file AcrobatUpd It gives me an error: “Windows Installer does not permit patching of managed advertised products. Be prepared, and remember there are unfixed security issues too.

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