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Article #1592Re: "Internal Error" Message from Windows when opening Reader 9 files
From: Tom_Wiilhoite
Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2009 22:08
Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2009 22:08
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yes I do but the error message does not ask me for admin permission. All it says is what I quoted above in #2. I have since even attempted to uninstall Reader 9 and guess what? It will not allow it to continue, error message 1606. Could not access network location. %APPDATA%\ - whatever the heck that means. Again, it would appear logical that the term "access" would indicate admin pemission required. It (windows) did ask me and I did say continue, but it then did not do anything, just keeps returning the above message. These Catch 22 situations with computers seem to congolmerate on my own computer. Directs me around in circles with no results possible.
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