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Hi <br />
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the best thing to do is to follow the Adobe kb for manually doing this:<br />
<a href="http://www.adobe.com/go/kb400658" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.adobe.com/go/kb400658</a><br />
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Make sure you do this as an Administrator.<br />
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hth<br />
capt.
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Hi

the best thing to do is to follow the Adobe kb for manually doing this:
http://www.adobe.com/go/kb400658 [http://www.adobe.com/go/kb400658]

Make sure you do this as an Administrator.

hth
capt.

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I tried captainreiss's suggestion, however it did not work, I still received the Error applying transforms. I will try Khkremer's suggestion.<br />
Thanks,
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I tried captainreiss's suggestion, however it did not work, I still received the Error applying transforms. I will try Khkremer's suggestion.
Thanks,

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Following a crash of Quickbooks Enterprise, my adobe reader 8.1.2 has disappeared from the Program list. I went up to Adobe website downloaded 9.0 and when I start the installation, it is looking for the adobe8.12_en.msi which is not on my system. Next I wen to remove it and I get the following error &quot;Error applying transforms. Verify that the specified transform paths are valid.&quot; I have tried the Microsoft (kb237957) and the Adobe kb404307.exe and does not help.<br />
I would appreciate any suggestions<br />
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Thanks. 
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Following a crash of Quickbooks Enterprise, my adobe reader 8.1.2 has disappeared from the Program list. I went up to Adobe website downloaded 9.0 and when I start the installation, it is looking for the adobe8.12_en.msi which is not on my system. Next I wen to remove it and I get the following error "Error applying transforms. Verify that the specified transform paths are valid." I have tried the Microsoft (kb237957) and the Adobe kb404307.exe and does not help.
I would appreciate any suggestions

Thanks. 

How do I remove the Adobe installation

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