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Forum Thread: Adobe Reader Upgrade to 9.12 Never Registers
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| illumin8r
| Adobe Reader Upgrade to 9.12 Never Registers
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by illumin8r on 24th Jun, 2009 20:52
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User Since: 12th Sep, 2008
Secunia System Score: 90%
Location: near Reading, PA, US |
I have downloaded and installed this upgrade several times and Secunia still shows a Category 4 security threat. I have done this on both Win Vista Home Premium (SP1) & Win 7 (RC) with the same results on both. How can I make this threat disappear? |
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| BigDave_39
| RE: Adobe Reader Upgrade to 9.12 Never Registers
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by BigDave_39 on 24th Jun, 2009 20:54
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Posts: 175
User Since: 26th Nov, 2008
Secunia System Score: N/A
Location: Washington, DC, US |
What is the path of where the PSI foudn this program?
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| illumin8r
| RE: Adobe Reader Upgrade to 9.12 Never Registers
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by illumin8r on 24th Jun, 2009 21:04
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Posts: 2
User Since: 12th Sep, 2008
Secunia System Score: 90%
Location: near Reading, PA, US |
Question answered! PSI found it in an old backup file. Updates don't update an archived backup file, do they?!? Dumb me. Thanks, Big Dave, . I guess I'll have to eliminate the old BU file to stop the threat alerts. Thanks, again. |
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| BigDave_39
| RE: Adobe Reader Upgrade to 9.12 Never Registers
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by BigDave_39 on 24th Jun, 2009 21:15
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Posts: 175
User Since: 26th Nov, 2008
Secunia System Score: N/A
Location: Washington, DC, US |
on 24th Jun, 2009 21:04, illumin8r wrote:
Question answered! PSI found it in an old backup file. Updates don't update an archived backup file, do they?!? Dumb me. Thanks, Big Dave, . I guess I'll have to eliminate the old BU file to stop the threat alerts. Thanks, again.
No they don't, they can't really - the installers just check for the program that is registered on the system.
Usually checking the paths is the easiest way to troubleshoot such issues.
But glad you solved it. Let us know if there's anything else we can help with!
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