You need to set ntfs permisions on your account to full control. Setting compat mode to XP SP2 and running as Admin fixed the 'The Temp folder is on a drive that is full or is inaccessible' message for me. Thanks for the tip, moving the folder worked for me too.

Thanks for this tip, I was having this same problem, but not any more! The install worked immediately, and the 'no permission or drive full' error didn't come up. I pulled the files from the TEMP directory mentioned above and just stuck them in a folder on the desktop. Just copy/paste AdobePDF.dll & install.īTW I knew that non-legitimate Acrobat 8 cannot possibly install correctly in Vista (x86)(圆4) Vista just cannot locate the AdobePDF.dll correctly. Same as Tyson, error read 'The Temp folder is on a drive that is full or is inaccessible.'Ĭopying the extracted installation to the root and installing from there worked like a charm.Īll you have to do is set compatibility mode on the '.exe' installation file to Windows XP SP2 then right click '.exe' installation file and select 'Run as Administrator', it should install without a problem. Thanks a lot, I had the same problem as the other 2 comments.

Hey, I also got the disk full error and running the msi worked for me too.

Got the same error, Running setup.exe from temp folder didn't help either.Ĭopy the Files in the temp Folder to different folder. Btw, the error I got said the temp directory is full - this fixes that as well! I spent a lot of time getting frustrated trying to fix this. Running the setup.exe did not work for me, it just kept giving me the same error telling me that my temprorary file is on a drive that is full, but I trird running the Acroread.msi file in that same directory and it installed the program.

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