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Rave, I think you're on the right track, that this is a licensing issue. Also, under Help/Activation, both Activation and Deactivation are grayed out. Is there another way to do that? I've (quickly) tried starting Acrobat Pro and selecting Help/Registration, but get connection failures despite good Internet connectivity and enabling JavaScript. I've only seen a place to enter the serial number during the installation process. No change - window closes after about 8 seconds. Again, no SL Cache or SL Store folders.Ħ) Launched Acrobat Pro. OK.ĥ) Deleted everything (1 folder and 1 file) in the Adobe PCD folder, but not the folder itself. My steps below correspond to yours above.ġ) My Adobe PCD folder already had Full control allowed for Admins (the Everyone group only has Read access, however)Ĥ) Assume you meant on Control Panel/Folder Options/View tab, click on 'Show hidden files and folders'. I assume by 'provide administrative privileges' you mean on the folder's Properties/Security tab, click on Administrators and make sure there's a check under Full Control/Allow. Since I'm having the same problem (see my reply above), I tried your suggestion on my Vista PC.

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