I have dial-up and have tried to download adobe reader 4 times and every time after having down load cannot find adobe reader anywhere in my computer what can i do?

Are you trying to view videos online?
Its asking you to download adobe flash player so your computer can watch online videos.

You can download it from here http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/

download and save to your desktop and then double click to install.

Hope this helps and please rate thanks.

Try to reboot to Windows Safe Mode (press F8 before Windows boots) and remove Adobe from Add-Remove Programs in the Control Panel and delete the file with virus.
Check your PC with online virus scanner (trend.com).
Download Adobe Reader from Adobe and reinstall.

I was able to remove Adobe 7.0.9 by getting feed back from "question to google crowd"!
1. I had to download a program that removed the "setup" from the Adobe 7.0.9 on my computer.
2.I then downloaded Adobe 8.1 (with the understanding that since "7.0.9" now had no setup instructions" there would be no problem with the "8.1" download) -
3.Once "8.1" was downloaded I went to "ADD/REMOVE" and removed "7.0.9" - this time it worked just fine - no message that I had to find a folder with "7.0.9" .
4.After removing "7.0.9" I removed "8.1" with the ADD/REMOVE program;
5.All Adobe was removed from the computer..I then downloaded ADOBE 9 from Adobe's website.
6.I went to my portfolio to check it out and the pages came up without a hitch.
Goodluck to those who have had a similar problem.
peh51

You need to update your reader. Go to the www.adobe.com/acrobat site and locate the dowlnload file for the latest version

Uninstall your current reader.

Turn off all running programs including your virus control while you download and install the new software.

Restart your computer.

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Create a new folder on your c: drive and call it downloads (c:\downloads), then browse to http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
and click download now.
Save the file in the downloads folder you just created.
Open AdbeRdr90_en_US.exe in the downloads folder you just created.

That will give you the latest version and you should no longer have that problem.

Hi,
Try this fix,
1.dowload windows installer cleanup utility from the following link.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301
Under more information, tab
2. Install and run the same from Start> All programs>windows installer cleanup utility.
3. In the box keep on selecting all items that say adobe and click remove. If you have multiple enteries might need to select them one by one.
4. Click on Start >My computer>Local Disk C:>Program files and delete the adobe folder
5. Restart your computer and again download and install adobe reader , it should work fine .

In case it still does not work and you need to open pdf files download
foxit reader from the following link
http://www.download.com/Foxit-PDF-Reader/3000-2079_4-10313206.html

Thanks
Mandeep

Uninstall all Adobe software what ever version you have, than go to start>search>all files and folders, select local hard drive if it is not, than click more advanced options, select first three things in the list and than type adobe in All or parts of the file name. When it finds folders and files select them all and press DELETE. Than empty your Recycle Bean and restart your computer once it is up download new Adobe installation file and install it again. I know that this is pain but you will have to get rid of all damaged files used by adobe reader.

Your manual is in a.pdf file. You will need to download to your computer Adobe Acrobat reader. (there should be an icon on the page where you are downloading manual to down load this reader as well). If not go to the following link and download the Adobe reader first and then try to download your manual.
www.adobe.com/products/reader

Try using the following link to download adobe reader. Be sure to put in the correct operating system. There is a chance you are picking up an incorrect version of adobe reader that you are attempting to load.

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2_allversions.html

Hooray! Found the solution. Seems the problem is you must have the Adobe Reader 7.0.9 installer on your system to be able to install 8.1.1. You can d/l version 7.0.9 (which includes the installer) here:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/read...llversions.html
Install the whole thing, then you should be able to install your 8.1.1, which will remove the 7.0.9 version in the process, but will use its installer.