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or later on Windows, one of the following errors appears, and the installation error 1406 adobe quits:Error 1402: Could not open key [key name].Error 1406: Could not adobe reader write value Folders to key [key name]. TRY THIS FIRST Remove all previous versions of Acrobat error 1402 could not open key or Reader, and then reinstall Adobe does not support multiple versions of Acrobat or Reader on the same machine. Because Acrobat and Reader work with many products,
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multiple versions simultaneously installed can lead to software conflicts and errors. In addition, Adobe does not recommend installing both Acrobat and Reader on the same machine. You must have administrator privileges to complete these steps. For more information on administrator privileges, see the Windows documentation or contact Microsoft. Do one of the following, depending adobe error 1402 fix on your version of Windows:(Windows 7) Click Start > Control Panel > Programs > Programs And Features.(Windows Vista) Click Start > Control Panel > Programs > Programs And Features.(Windows XP) Choose Start > Control Panel, and double-click Add Or Remove Programs. Select Acrobat or Reader, and then click the option to remove or uninstall the program. Repeat the procedure for all installed versions of the program. Restart your computer and reinstall Acrobat or Reader.Note: For Acrobat, reinstall the program from the Acrobat disk, or download the program from adobe.com. For Reader, download the program from the Reader Download Center. If installing on Vista, right-click the Acrobat or Reader installer and select Run As Administrator. The following demonstration shows how to uninstall Acrobat or Reader on Windows XP.  More solutions   1. (Advanced) Set permissions to their defaults in the registry Vista and Windows 7 Windows XP Windows 2000. Disclaimer: The registry contains system-related information that is critical to your computer
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open key: UNKNOWN...' Step-by-Step Instructions for Windows Vista/Seven/Win2K8-Server Users Microsoft Windows users will find the following short tutorial
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useful for solving the 'How to fix 'Error 1402. Could not open key: UNKNOWN...' problem which is becoming prevalent in online forum postings. Please use this information at your own discretion. A https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/error-1402-error-1406-acrobat.html Quick Overview When installing or un-installing Microsoft Windows component technologies on Windows Vista/Seven/Win2K8-Server (or newer) you may encounter a message box similar to "Error 1402. Could not open key: UNKNOWN\Components\C9AE13788D0B61F80AF18C3B9B1A1EE8\...", This long number is not an "address" as many believe but rather a registry parent container key name (as a GUID) and its child name (as a GUID). The last "\" character separates the http://www.okino.com/conv/changing_windows_registry_permissions.htm two parent/child GUIDs. This is not related to Okino software, but rather to components which are usually provided by Microsoft Corp. The following tutorial will outline our own personal experiences at Okino Computer Graphics of dealing with this problem. We have seen this problem posted in many forums but the simple solution we outline below which has not been properly documented as we have done so here. Windows Vista/Seven/2K8: How to fix 'Error 1402. Could not open key: UNKNOWN...' The error is generally caused by insufficient or incorrect permissions on the named registry keys, or parent container of such registry keys. For Okino, it occurred on multiple occasions after upgrading some of our machines from Windows 2K3 to 2K8 server or from XP to Windows 7, and then upgrading/re-installing Microsoft products or components (Visual Studio and MSXML4 in our case). It is generally a simple matter to fix, once you know how. We recommended that you back-up your computer or at least the registry before taking this action. Microsoft's built-in backup program allows for the "system state" to be selectively backed up. Or, you can ZIP up the "windows\system32\config
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Cloud forum Find an Adobe Certified Expert Acrobat User Community: Germany These forums are now Read Only. If you have an Acrobat question, ask questions and get help from the community. Reader installation error 1402. the key UNKNOWN\Components\D37F9... doesnt exist. what next? Installation of adobe reader in Win7 Home Prem. always ends in this error. Have tried searching for old versions and reminants - found none. The key quoted in the error does not exist and the quote does not give the complete key. I've looked on a Win7 machine running Adobe Reader and this key (or similar) does not exist there either.What do I try next? Roderick Grover 2 Answers Edit Answer (for another -30 minute) Please, take a look at these solutions provided by Adobe, if you haven't done yet: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/error-1402-error-1406-acrobat.html Almir R V Santos Edit Answer (for another 8 minutes) I've tried all the suggestions provided by Adobe at that URL but non work. Thanks for your suggestion though.I've decided to wipe the disc and do a dual boot of Windows 7 and Ubuntu.Rod Roderick Grover Please specify a reason: Spam Duplicate Moderate Content Other Questions Experts Within this topic Browse more answers Installation & updatesAcrobat ReaderCreate PDFEdit PDFExport PDFReview and CommentScan and OptimizeMobile PDFProtect PDFPDF FormsSign and Send PDFsCombine FilesPrint ProductionPDF StandardsAccessibilityJavaScript Try it yourself Try Acrobat DC Download the free Reader Get help Ask the community Stay connected Visit Adobe Document Cloud on Facebook Visit Adobe Document Cloud on Twitter Visit Adobe Acrobat on YouTube Visit Adobe Document Cloud on LinkedIn Visit Adobe Acrobat on Google Plus Copyright © 2016 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. Terms of Use Privacy Policy and Cookies Contact Us