Unable to find adobe pdf resource files как исправить

Hi Roberth71,

This may happen if the updates may have messed up with the registry of the computer. And the application is unable to find the resource files.

And the application is unable to find the resource files.

Either you may reinstall the application or try repairing.

To reinstall:

1. Use Acrobat cleaner tool to uninstall the application: Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool – Adobe Labs 

2. Download the installer : Download Pro or Standard versions of Acrobat DC, XI, or X

3. Restart the machine and try installing again.

To repair:

1. Launch Acrobat if you are able to. Help Menu> Repair installation. Most likely this won’t work. Then,

2. You may visit this path: C:Program Files (x86)AdobeAcrobat XISetup Files  and check if the setup exists there?

3. Either run Setup.exe or AcroPro.msi and follow the onscreen instructions. If the setup doesn’t exist, follow reinstall process.

-Tariq Dar.

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In Response To Tariq Dar

Hi Tariq,

Thank you for the reply but your suggestion doesn’t work. When I log off of the Windows 7 system and log back in, I have to run a repair on my Acrobat XI each time but it works just fine on Windows 10. Acrobat XI update 19.

Any other suggestions?

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In Response To roberth71

Hi Roberth71,

Looking at your response. This seems a machine specific issue, not an application.

Also, it seems some changes are getting reflected once you repair the app. And once you restart the machine those changes are reverted back to faulty ones. This may happen if your machine user profile resets by group policies or policies set by your IT on your machine.

Have you tried to uninstalling the application using the Cleaner tool mentioned above? If not, try uninstalling the app, restart the machine and reinstall the app. Let us know if that helps.

– Also, would like to know if this is your private machine or work machine?

– If this is your work machine would like to know how is the user profile setup on the machine?

-Tariq Dar

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In Response To Tariq Dar

Hi Tariq,

The first suggestion you made did not work of uninstalling and then reinstalling. The user profile is the same on Win 7 system as it is on Win 10 the system. This is an issue with all Win 7 systems because I can log into any Win 7 system and have this happen. Why does this happen on Win 7 and not Win 10?

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In Response To roberth71

Roberth71,

Thank you for the prompt response.

Do you have group policies that reset user preferences location “AppData” or user “temp”?

Do you have customized Acrobat build? Can you try installing it on one machine using new installer Download Pro or Standard versions of Acrobat DC, XI, or X ? Let us know if that helps?

If you still are experiencing the same issue. Help me with your contact details via private message: How Do I Send Private Message 

-Tariq Dar.

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In Response To Tariq Dar

I am having the same error dialogue occur when trying to prepare a pdf form from a word document in Acrobat Pro DC (Version 2017.012.20098), running Windows 7. This is part of the Creative Cloud suite and was installed & updated through the desktop app, so I can’t use the cleaner tool to uninstall. I have tried uninstalling and repairing (by following the dialogue and through the steps you outlined above) without success. Please advise on what I can do next–thanks!

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In Response To lccarts

This seems to be a fairly common problem going back nearly 10 years on multiple versions of Acrobat and MS Office….I’m currently having the same issue Windows 10 and Acrobat DC. Very frustrating that there doesn’t seem to be a definitive solution.

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In Response To DaveAtMacEwan

Hi DavidJWilson,

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Would you help us with the following information:

• Acrobat current version installed?
• MS office suite version?
• Operating system name and version
• Personal or work machine?
• If it is work machine, do you have group policies there? You may have to confirm with your IT for resetting Local Temp/User Temp locations.

Also, help us with the screenshot of the error. https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-7043#jive_content_id_How_do_I_attach_a_screenshot

-Tariq Dar

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In Response To Tariq Dar

Thanks for the reply Tariq. In all honesty I don’t see how providing my versions of anything will matter here. When googling the issue there are people who have had this problem as far back as 2009 or 2011. So this has been an ongoing issue through several versions of Acrobat on several version of Windows with several versions of MS Office.

But for the record, I am on Office 2016 through Office 365, Windows 10 Enterprise 1703, using Acrobat DC Version 2017.009.20058. We do not currently use Group Policies.

I have attached a screenshot of the error though it really doesn’t say much.

I have also done repairs and re-installs of both MS Office and Acrobat without success. I’m aware there are also work arounds that will work, but for a user who does upwards of 20 documents a day, being able to right click and convert a selection of documents is an incredible time saver.

Thank you for any solutions you may provide.

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In Response To DaveAtMacEwan

Hello DavidJWilson415

Adding in Tariq’s suggestion, the current subscription you have under your Adobe ID is in a Past due state i.e. there is a billing issue with the subscription. To check more details, refer to Renew or restart your Creative Cloud membership

As you mentioned about the issue, please use the Adobe Acrobat cleaner tool to remove the Acrobat Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool – Adobe Labs

Restart the machine and install the Acrobat from Download Pro or Standard versions of Acrobat DC, 2017, XI, or X

If possible please uninstall the Office suite, and use the offline installer to install the office, you can use the URL Use the Office 2016 offline installer – Office Support

You may also refer to Adobe Acrobat X context menu missing | 64-bit Windows 7

Hope this helps, and let us know how it goes.

Regards,

Anand Sri.

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In Response To AnandSri

For the record, this is what worked to fix things for me. This resolved both my Right Click to Convert issue as well as the Unable to find resource files error.

Manually install the PDF Printer

• Click Start > Control Panel > Devices and Printers
• Select Add a printer
• Select Add a local printer
• Check Use an existing port and select Documents*.pdf (Adobe PDF) from the drop down.  Click Next
• Click the Have Disk… button
• Click the Browse…button
• Navigate to C:Program Files (x86)AdobeAcrobat XXAcrobatXtrasAdobePDF
• Select AdobePDF.inf from the list, click Open and then click the OK button
• You will see many Adobe PDF Converters in the list, however count six down from the top and click Next (you may need to try this numerous times to find the correct Converter from the list that works with your version of Windows)
• Name your printer Adobe PDF
• Follow the rest of the prompts and your PDF printer should now be installed correctly

  If you are later prompted for the ADPDF9.PPD file, it can be found in the C:Program FilesAdobeAcrobat XXAcrobatXtrasAdobePDF<OS version> folders.

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In Response To DaveAtMacEwan

Hello Dave,

Great to hear that the issue got fixed, and thank you so much for sharing the workaround.

Give us a shout if you need any assistance with Acrobat/Reader/Document Cloud Services in future.

Regards,

Anand Sri.

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In Response To DaveAtMacEwan

*sigh* Sadly, this didn’t help. Not sure how it is an answer. I’ve been doing support for a long time and this is what is known as process of elimination. As David said, this issue is well known and goes way back. It is very clear that Adobe and Microsoft do not play well.

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In Response To roberth71

Hello there,

We just got the STD version and have the same problem. Repair/ reinstall didn’t help.

Appreciate the support input on this.

Thanks

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In Response To DaveAtMacEwan

Hi David,

I’m looking at your solution, but I already have a functional Adobe PDF printer in my Windows 10 printers list. It works fine. However, I get the “Unable to find “Adobe PDF” resource files” message when clicking File then “Save as Adobe PDF” option in Word 2016.

It should be noted that when I choose File – Print and then choose the “Adobe PDF” printer from the printer list, the file is saved successfully to a PDF file and I get no errors. At least I have this workaround to use, so it’s more of an “annoyance” than anything else, likely how well Microsoft and Adobe have historically gotten along and still can’t seem to play in the same sandbox together.

So, it “appears” that it has something to do with the “Save as Adobe PDF” option in Word 2016 and not an issue with the Adobe PDF printer, at least in my case. Any thoughts?

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I am having the same problem.  I just purchased a brand new Lenovo X1 with Windows 10, went out and paid $300 for Adobe software (which is a ripoff given that the computer itself was only around $2000), and now the Acrobat doesnt work.  Can someone please help me also?  The issue I have is that when I press “CREATE PDF” from Word I get:

Unable to find “Adobe PDF” resource files.

“Acrobat PDF Maker”

You must have administrative priveleges to install these files.

>> Note that Adobe spells “priveleges” incorrectly too

Please let me know what to do, this is an important tool.. thanks.

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In Response To Josh1539

Why is $300 a “rip off”? Some applications cost thousands (if not tens of thousands) of dollars, you know…

What version of Word do you have? What version of Acrobat?

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In Response To try67

I have Microsoft Home and Office Business 2016 and just acquired Adobe Acrobat 2017.  For $300 I do expect it to work when I install it, especially from a company that has sold this product for 20 years.  Thanks for the help…

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In Response To Josh1539

Make sure you install all available updates. If it still doesn’t work try running a Repair Installation from the Help menu.

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In Response To try67

I tried that, didn’t help.  I purchased this online and it downloaded all the software, and there are no updates.  Any other ideas?

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In Response To Josh1539

Out of ideas?   I’ve been on hold for Adobe support for about 45 minutes now…

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In Response To try67

Because the amount is not more, it can’t be a rip off????

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In Response To Josh1539

Hi Josh,

I totally understand your frustration. Can you use “Print” from Word and print to the “Adobe PDF” printer?

I’m using a Lenovo ThinkPad P71 with Windows 10, but I don’t think it’s the computer or Windows. If you read my previous entry, I can create PDFs from Word using the “Adobe PDF” printer. The File – “Save as Adobe PDF” option doesn’t work.

LMK – Thanks!

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