Installation was a breeze! Even the Adobe Icon stuff was there.
#Adobe reader free download for window 7 64 bit install
Worked like a charm, backed everything I wanted saved.Īfter the clean install of Windows 7 Pro SP1 64bit everything seemed much smother and faster!
I used the program they recommended "SetupImgBurn" But instead of burning to a cd or dvd disk I used my network WD Mybooklive 1tb drive for the backup. Since I was at Windows XP 32bit it was required! To answer your question Yes I did a complete clean install of Windows 7 SP1 64bit If so - this has nothing to do with this being an upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7 (architecture either.). Did you install all of your hardware device drivers and software (including Adobe Reader) from scratch? You WOULD BE installing all applications and hardware device drivers just like this is a new operating system install from scratch (because it is.) It 'looks' somewhat like an upgrade, but you WOULD BE installing all applications and hardware device drivers just like this is a new operating system install from scratch (becauseĢ) Going from a 32-bit Windows OS to a 64-bit Windows OS *is* a clean installation only scenario. You went from Windows XP Professional 32-bit to Windows 7 Professional 64-bit? Straight? No Vista installation?ġ) Going from Windows XP to Windows 7 *is* a clean installation only scenario.
Windows cannot find C:\program Files (x86) Adobe\Reader9.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe', Make sure you typed the name correctly and try again
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