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reply on Jul 25, 2015 11:29 AM by mapperboy Error 1402:Could not open key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE32\... jwcalvert Jun 28, 2009 4:53 AM I am trying very hard to Uninstall Adobe Reader 9.1.0 but I am
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continually stopped by this error which says I have insufficient access rights to delete the Registry entry. I was originally trying to install the latest upgrade.1) I have looked through the Knowledge Base and NO solutions are there.2) I have scoured the Forums and no one has found a solution.3) From searching these places and the web, it appears that many people have the same problem.4) To this error 1402 windows 10 point Adobe's Support has been noting short of utterly Abysmal. All they say to do is: go to Control Panel and uninstall it. (OR ask for a Support Contract which is unacceptable for this issue)5) I can only hope that nothing goes wrong with my currently installed version because it is very apparent that I will never be able re-install or upgrade it.6) BTW, I have tried setting the Permissions on this key in the Registry ( with backups of course) for SYSTEM and ADMINISTRATORS to FULL and that does not help.So Adobe Support, if by freak luck, you may be reading this, I would really like you to figure this out and provide a working solution.Any script which will clean out Adobe Reader completely would be great.For the record I am running Vista 64bit SP2 on a system with a Quad9550 cpu and 8BG of ram.I find it curious that the key mentioned is "....MACHINE32\...." but there are NO entries at all like that in my Registry, only ...MACHINE\... That may have something to do with this issue.PLEASE, thanks in advance for anyone's advice but I want to hear only from people who have discovered a proven working solution: i.e no gue
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Try these solutions in this order. Complete the two-step installation Getting Acrobat Reader onto error 1406 could not write value to key adobe acrobat your computer is a two-step process. Download the Acrobat Reader Installer. If you see the following page, click Install now to download error 1406 adobe the latest version of Reader. Run the installer to install Acrobat Reader. Be sure to allow enough time for both steps to complete. For detailed instructions, see: Install Adobe Acrobat Reader | Windows Install Adobe Acrobat https://forums.adobe.com/thread/454710 Reader | Mac OS Install an older version of Adobe Reader | Windows Install an older version of Adobe Reader on Mac OS Note: If you don't see a confirmation window indicating Acrobat Reader was downloaded and installed, look to see if your browser has opened a downloads window. Some browsers are set to open a separate window for downloads, but it’s possible that other open applications or windows are hiding the download https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/fix-install-download-reader.html window. If you find the downloads window, double-click the Reader .exe file to continue the download and installation process. (On Mac OS, double-click the .dmg file.)
Enable JavaScript in your browser Set your browser to enable JavaScript. If you don't know how to set this browser preference, see the topic “Make sure JavaScript is enabled” for either Windows or Mac OS. Check for antivirus updates From time to time, your antivirus software may incorrectly identify the Acrobat Reader installer as malware. False error reports include “TrojWare.Win32.Trojan.Agent.Gen,” “Trojan/JmGeneric.bcy,” and “Suspicious.” Users also report “Failed to Initialize” errors and having the installer quarantined. Antivirus software vendors and service providers actively update their software so that the Acrobat Reader installer is recognized as legitimate. Ensure that your antivirus software is up to date. Use a different web browser Certain conditions on your computer, such as security settings or browser cookies, can prevent the Acrobat Reader Installer from downloading. Often, the easiest way to resolve an unsuccessful download is to try the download again using a different browser. Try any of the following browsers that you are not already using: Mozilla Firefox Microsoft Internet Explorer Apple Safari Google Chrome Try a different download link If you still have trouble downloading Acrobat Reader, try using this direct download link. SelectModules Notable Users Brochures Testimonials Supported Platforms NuGraf PolyTrans-for-Cinema-4D PolyTrans-for-3ds Max PolyTrans-for-Maya NuGraf 3D Toolkit Specialized Sections Image Galleries Download Demos Sales/Ordering Support & Updates Developer Info Press Info Contact Okino Links Sales: 1-888-3D-OKINOSupport: 905-672-9328Copyright 2016 OkinoToronto, Ontario, Canada. How to http://www.okino.com/conv/changing_windows_registry_permissions.htm fix 'Error 1402. Could not open key: UNKNOWN...' Step-by-Step Instructions for Windows Vista/Seven/Win2K8-Server Users Microsoft Windows users will find the following short tutorial 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 Quick Overview When installing or un-installing Microsoft Windows component technologies on Windows Vista/Seven/Win2K8-Server (or newer) error 1402 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 two parent/child GUIDs. This is not related to Okino software, but rather to components which are usually provided by Microsoft Corp. The error 1402 windows 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" directory while running in a backup operating system (this is where the registry hive files are located). You must be logged in as the 'administrator' (or an account with full administrator access) as well as disabling "UAC" (User Access Control). UAC is disabled by