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Is the required directory there? &nbsp;No such directory for my Adobe Acrobat Standard V11 install.<br />
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What drive did you install Adobe to?
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Is the required directory there?  No such directory for my Adobe Acrobat Standard V11 install.

What drive did you install Adobe to?

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Try a full and complete uninstall of Adobe, make sure Reader is NOT installed (or uninstall it), and then restart and reinstall Adobe Acrobat X. <br />
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Make sure first that Windows is completely up to date.
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Try a full and complete uninstall of Adobe, make sure Reader is NOT installed (or uninstall it), and then restart and reinstall Adobe Acrobat X.

Make sure first that Windows is completely up to date.

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I did not abandoned this question, had other priorities to attend to. I'll get back on this on Friday<br />
thanks
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I did not abandoned this question, had other priorities to attend to. I'll get back on this on Friday
thanks

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@jsarinana &nbsp;- Thanks for following up and I was happy to help.
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@jsarinana  - Thanks for following up and I was happy to help.

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I get the following error when updating Adobe Acrobat X Pro with new updates<br />
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error 1310.Error writing to file: c:\Program Files (x86) Adobe\Acrobat 10.0\Acrobat\AMT\AAM\Adobe<wbr />ID\ZS\ko_K<wbr />R\StringTa<wbr />ble.xml. Verify that you have access to that directory<br />
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I'm logged in as Administrator.<br />
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any suggestions?
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I get the following error when updating Adobe Acrobat X Pro with new updates

error 1310.Error writing to file: c:\Program Files (x86) Adobe\Acrobat 10.0\Acrobat\AMT\AAM\AdobeID\ZS\ko_KR\StringTable.xml. Verify that you have access to that directory

I'm logged in as Administrator.

any suggestions?

Adobe Acrobat error

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