Re: [Simply Computers] Getting rid of Adobe Reader

 

Perhaps downloading the installer again, and using the uninstall from the
installer may work. I'm not sure whether acrobat has that feature, but most
applications do. Perhaps that's worth trying.

On Wed, Nov 30, 2011 at 10:31 AM, emailshere <emailshere@dslextreme.com>wrote:

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> Abobe Reader just won't go away. I got tired of the nearly constant update
> reminders, so I downloaded and installed Nitro PDF Reader (works great) and
> attempted to uninstall Adobe. When that didn't work the usual way (Add and
> Remove Programs), I used Revo Uninstaller and thought it was gone, but
> today, I got the Adobe update reminder again. Adobe Reader 9.4.3 still
> appears on my Programs list, but there is no longer a Remove button. Also
> on the list are Adobe Air, Adobe Flash Player 10 Plugin, and Adobe Flash
> Player 11 ActiveX. Those I'm keeping.
>
> How can I make Adobe Reader stop pestering me?
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> Some members may recommend CCleaner, but I'd prefer not to use that -- last
> time I used it, it wiped out something I needed (sorry, don't remember what
> exactly; was a couple years ago; decided I didn't like the program).
>
> Thanks, SB
> WinXP
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