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Adobe Reader 7 Beta Problem

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ive started using adobe reader 7 beta since it came out, 2 weeks or so ..

& ever since then putting it on my unattended cd ... but ive a problem where when i first click my start menu (just after windows is installed) adobe wants 2 repair reader.. any ideas what it could be?


erm, when i start it now, it says, illegal copy, blablabla. then i click ok, and nothing happens at all, so i ignore this warning...

erm, and i don't know anything bout ur problem, sorry :(

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maybe mine is just a beta bug or something :S but other then that problem it works 100% fine :S

Is v7.0 at early Beta stage? When will it be released?

@MCT

Could absolutely be a bug...

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i think ive found it..

my "AdobeSpeedup.bat" file was doing it.. it must need a certain plugin that 6x didnt :(

@ MCT :

i think i have the same problem but during the post-installation of Windows :

during the RunOnceEx process, when it comes to the AR 7.0 beta installation, it seems to install it succefully & silently using the /qn switch.

but in fact after a few seconds when installing other softwares, a new AR 7.0 process appears over the others, and wants to continue/repair the installation (and not silently).

if you found how to bypass this problem, thank you in advance :)

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i havent gotten that 1 .. mine installs fine (i run @ T-12)

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