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As soon as my computer starts I get this:
Unable to find Adobe PDF resource files “c:documents and settingsall users application dataAdobeAdobe pdf Settings*.joboptions”
Do you want to run the installer in repair mode?
yes, no
How do I get rid of it without wrecking something else? Otherwise, computer seems to be working fine.
Do try running it in repair mode.
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A Google search on your error message brings up this thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/248136
It seems several people had the same issue and were able to solve it using the advice provided by the second poster on the thread.
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I strongly suggest that people having computer issues use Google to research possible solutions.
I’m not a PC pro, but I work on my own PCs and help others as well.
Google is my primary knowledge base for unfamiliar problems.
I know computer and network professionals who also turn to Google for solutions when encountering new problems.
haha. i just had to post on a “techie” topic. hysterical..
Is this for an Adobe Writer or Reader?
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Sorry, this isn’t something I’m familiar with.
The various solutions that come up when searching for this error all seem to address Adobe Writer or other Adobe products besides the free reader.
I’m afraid I can’t help here 🙁
Try uninstalling and downloading Reader again.
Check the scheduler. Sometimes they set it to run a certain file.
If that doesn’t help, which it probably won’t, go to Start, Run. Type “msconfig”. You should have a dialog box pop up. Go to the tag labeled Services. There you should see a long list of programs that are running constantly on your computer. Look for an entry that says Adobe something, and uncheck its box.
Please advise if this helped.
A program that some people find easier to use than MSCONFIG is Autoruns. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx
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