A file with the same name already exists in this location.  Click Replace to overwrite the existing file(s), or click Change Destination to specify a different download destination.

A friend of mine working in a different country is getting the following error from Adobe 7 Update Manager:

A file with the same name already exists in this location.  Click Replace to overwrite the existing file(s), or click Change Destination to specify a different download destination.   Only provides Replace or Change Destination option, which neither works as it pops up again everytime she starts her computer.

Her IT department hasn't been able to fix this issue for more than half a year now and she send me an email with the screen shot to see if I can help her fix the problem.

She's on a WinXP workstation and probably won't have administrative rights to install software.  Instead of installing tools to disable it, are there a easier way to turn off this issue?

I have advised her to open Adobe Reader 7,  click help and click on check for updates...  Normally on Adobe Reader 8, if there are updates, it provides you the option of Preferences, Show Details and under File Location - to browse a different location for the new updates.  However, when she clicks on check for updates, it just disappears as if there are no updates available.  

I went through the preferences on Adobe Reader 8, but doesn't provide you the Update options as specified above.  

Does anyone know a way to fix this issue for a user that doesn't have much technical background?

Thanks Heaps in Advance,

Ezskol