Meanwhile, in the Adobe Community, there is this thread where more users confirm the bug. The user tried to uninstall the previous version and then reinstall the package, but ends up with a DLL error:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Esl\AiodLite.dllīecause the module is not found. Product: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC MUI - Configuration failed.
Action InstallWebResources, location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AcroCEF\RdrServicesUpdater.exe, command: 21.001.20135 20.013.20074.0 Contact your support personnel or package vendor. A program run as part of the setup did not finish as expected.
Product: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC MUI - Error 1722.There is a problem with this Windows Installer package. The update fails during installation with an error 1722: German blog reader Thomas directed me within this comment to a discussion within German forum. RdrServicesUpdater.exe, command: 21.001.20135 20.013.20074.0īut then came across the forum posts linked here in the article. Martin wrote in another mail that he searched the internet for: The problem only occurs when no user is logged in. In other words, Martin got an installation error on his systems when installing the window update for Adobe Reader, which ends in a crash. This "crashed" in our SYSTEM without a logged in user. He wrote:Ģ1.001.20135 Planned update, Release Notes for Acrobat DC Products () contacted me yesterday by mail, reporting serious install issues with that update (thanks for that). Since I don't use the products, I wasn't able to test anything. Adobe has published a Security Bulletin APSB21-09 with details. Yesterday I had reported about Adobe's security update for Reader/Acrobat DC in the German blog post Adobe Reader/Acrobat: Wichtiges Sicherheitsupdate verfügbar ().
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