Adobe keeps on installing everyday

Asked By genelyn harvard 0 points N/A Posted on - 03/09/2012

I used Adobe all in one package. i uninstalled it. but now every time I switch on my PC it automatically keeps on installing.

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Answered By brionas brain 25 points N/A #89199

Adobe keeps on installing everyday

I have a following solution on the problem that you are having first you need to download and install a certain program that will help you on the problem that you are encountering. You need to download windows installer cleanup utility program I will give you the link for you to download it here is the download link

After installing windows utility program will launch itself automatically and you will see a list of programs you need to choose the adobe programs and now the program will guide you to completely uninstall the programs.

Have a nice day and enjoy your stay here.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #89200

Adobe keeps on installing everyday

I’m not sure what kind of Adobe all-in-one package you are using since I’m also using several Adobe products. This is happening maybe because the program is not installed properly. An incompatible program, on other hand, doesn’t behave like this and it throws an error or sometimes it doesn’t install at all.

Since this one is different and I don’t know what product it is, you should try reinstalling it. Go to Control Panel, Add or Remove Programs, and then uninstall the Adobe all-in-one package program. If you have other Adobe products installed on your computer, uninstall them as well. Make sure all Adobe applications are removed from your machine.

After that restart your computer even if it doesn’t ask you to. After booting go to “C:Program Files” then delete all Adobe folders you see if there are some that were not removed during the uninstallation. Next, install first the Adobe all-in-one package and then run it afterwards to make sure it is working.

Restart your computer again to see if the previous behavior will still appear. If it no longer installs every time you start your computer you may now install the rest of the Adobe products you are using.

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