Adobe Acrobat Install Problems

[Jetta]

I am trying to install my Adobe Acrobat Pro 6.0 and it give me the "Error 1303" message that says it has restricted privilages to open C:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Documents. When I try and open this path on my own without any installation taking place, it says "Access Denied" and gives me the file path. I am the computer adminstrator because it is my personal computer. How can I get access to this folder?

[OPaul]

Check your account has Administrator privileges via Control Panel, User Accounts. If not log in with the "Administrator" user and change your account to a "Computer Administrator".

[Jetta]

Check your account has Administrator privileges via Control Panel, User Accounts. If not log in with the "Administrator" user and change your account to a "Computer Administrator".

Got that and it's checked Admin. I'm the only one that uses my laptop. :D

[Jetta]

Any other help you guys can think of?

[trance]

xpsp1 or sp2?

[Jetta]

xpsp1 or sp2?

SP1 on XP Home on a Dell Inspiron 8200 with 1.8ghz and 512mb of RAM.

[Jetta]

The file it needs into will not stay unchecked in the Read Only box. How can I make it stay unchecked for Read Only?

[Jetta]

Here's the screenshot showing the problem.

[morkuma]

wow

google is so hard to use

http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/31636.htm

/searched for error 1303 adobe acrobat, first url was an adobe support doc

[Jetta]

wow

google is so hard to use

http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/31636.htm

/searched for error 1303 adobe acrobat, first url was an adobe support doc

Wow...

Good thing that did NOT help me at all. It's for XP Pro. If you would have read the entire post you would have saw that I am using XP Home.

...wow.

[morkuma]

Wow...

Good thing that did NOT help me at all. It's for XP Pro. If you would have read the entire post you would have saw that I am using XP Home.

...wow.

wow...

if you had scrolled down you would have seen

Solution 2: Use the CACLS command to manually assign access to the All Users folder (Windows 2000 and XP).

wow...

[Jetta]

Wow...

Good thing that did NOT help me at all. It's for XP Pro. If you would have read the entire post you would have saw that I am using XP Home.

...wow.

wow...

if you had scrolled down you would have seen

Solution 2: Use the CACLS command to manually assign access to the All Users folder (Windows 2000 and XP).

wow...

Wow...

That did not help either. You're good...

...wow.

[Jetta]

Can someone else try and help me with this problem? Has anyone else had this problem?

[morkuma]

1.shut off simple file sharing

2. Click Start > Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt

3. At the DOS prompt, type the following commands:

cd "\Documents and Settings

cacls "All Users" /T /E /C /G Administrators:F

believe me, it will work

these threads will back me up

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&...XanI%26rnum%3D5

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&...XanI%26rnum%3D7

http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&...XanI%26rnum%3D8

[Jetta]

1.shut off simple file sharing

2. Click Start > Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt

3. At the DOS prompt, type the following commands:

cd "\Documents and Settings

cacls "All Users" /T /E /C /G Administrators:F

believe me, it will work

Trying one more time just for you man. :no:

[morkuma]

worked, didn't it.

[Jetta]

worked, didn't it.

I tried 2 more times and it never worked. Who knows what's going on with this wacky computer of mine. Oh well, I'll keep trying. :(