[Solved] Service Updater

This message appeared on desktop. anything I can or should do?

 

Doesn't matter - never use it anyway. I found Acrobat Reaer and opened it. Can't find any "check for updates". How do I get rid of it?

 

Hello,
After I removed my old, old version I found I did have things that opened with it so to be safe I downloaded the latest version and installed it.
I installed Adobe Acrobat Reader I believe and after I removed it I realized I had things tht opened with it so I downloaded the latest version and installed it. Hope I did it right. Guess I will find out later when I need or want to use it.
But why is it not listed in my programs list??? Maybe I have to restart the computer. I will check tomorrow morning to see if it is listed after I start up.

 

I THOUGHT I downloaded Acrobat Reader but now I cannot seem to find it anywhere. Nor can I find anything it would be needed to open. I just found an Adobe Acrobat Reader shortcut in the Program files(x86) which says the shortcut will no longer work and do I want to delete it.
I do not believe it wass even downloaded or installed. I can find no files for it and it says its folder Adobe Reader is empty. How do I fix this?

 

What does THIS mean?

 

Maybe after I tried to download and install the Adobe Acrobat Reader. I do not recall if t is 32 bit or ot. but I believe I do have a 64 bit computer. I never thought about that. I just went to download and downloaded and tried to install it but Cannot find it anywhere. I have forgotten how to check how many its it is but have always thought it was 64. I just went to adobe acrobat, dowmloaded, and installed it. Now it seems not to be here.
I just R-clicked Computer, selected properties, and it says it is a 64-bit system.

 

I am not sure the Adobe Acrobat 64 bit is FOR Windows 7. I tried a download but I think it was for 32 bit. The download stes say 64bit is for Windows 10 and 11 but not 7.

 

Whatever it is I downloaded and tried to install I cannot get it to work. What do you recommend I do? Maybe I did not install it correctly or did something wrong. Not sure what to do now. Thanks for any help or suggestions. Had it for years and never a problem.

 

Thank you. Maybe I will try this. I have always HAD an adobe acrobaat reader just in case something needed it but never really used it a lot. Only when needed. I believe whatever version I had may have expired or become unusable. Have not used it for a long time as I recall.

I have posted a file showingthe computer info which does say it is a 64bit PC. See uploaded file. Maybe I will try the sumatra application you mentioned to see if it will open anything I may have. And perhaps I did something wrong in my rapid attempt to download and install something for whatever I tried to do did not seem to work.

 

I found and copied this:

Last updated on Oct 30, 2023 | Also applies to Adobe Acrobat 2017, Adobe Acrobat 2020
Adobe has ended support for Flash Player at the end of 2020 and encourages content creators to migrate any existing Flash content to new open formats, such as HTML5, WebGL, and WebAssembly. For more information, see Flash Player end-of-life.

Check out Adobe's detailed announcement: Flash and the Future of Interactive Content.

 

Maybe I did something wrong when tying to update?

 

I have used Adobe Reader for a long time and had some documents on it I have not looked at or for them in quite awhile. I would like to be able to read them if found but I found that adobe reader had stopped working. Whne I tried updating and installing it would not work. Now even if found I have no way to open them. I tried downloading and installing but when I tried to open nothing happened. Have not had time to concentrate on this yet but may try again download and install unless someone has a better idea.