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The installer should load properly if all of the references are removed. I am not sure what it found in your case to cause this issue.

Please, be very careful with the Registry. I checked with Regedit and there is a specific Adobe folder and Reader sub-folder in various places. They should not be hard to find along with individual references. There is one part of the Registry that is somewhat daunting HKey_Classes_Root. In this you will find all sorts of extensions. Scroll further down and you will find a listing called Applications-it is here that a reference to Adobe may reside. It is very important that you properly open and when done with this area-close Applications and go to the top and close HKey....

Once again-this is not for the faint hearted and can be DANGEROUS. I am not responsible for what you attempt to do.

If you are so inclined and have ALL of your programs and Data backed up and the original discs-then the alternative is to redo the drive entirely-but this is a last resort.