(Aug 24, 2014, 04:28 am)nkdbftorrent Wrote: Hello everybody

Sometime ago I downloaded Illustrator 5.1 and Premiere 5.5 and when I tried to install them I found a weird problem with both of them that I never had with any other Adobe program.

Both worked great with the included serials, no problems, they just asked for an Adobe ID and knowing how it works I skipped these steps for later.

The issue began when I reboot the machine to test both again. I found that all related icons with all applications whose were installed were lost and of course when I tried to run them none of them were found (exe files were there but as a plain archives... no logo... no tnothing)

I uninstalled them with Youruninstaller but I found that the uninstallation also erased a previous installation of Photoshop 5.5 that have been working prefectly since years ago and another installation of Acrobat.

After some moments of swear in all languages I know I tried to install again both problematic applications and I found the same response both worked well before rebooting the machine but I found same losts after reboot.

After some other kinds of oaths, I decided to try the dll option but didn´t worked as well so another unistallation and a full cleaning with CCleaner.

As any path I chose didn´t work I tried the Adobe Tools to fix the hosts file trying to find some problems on it but all was OK. But I found another problem, this program (AT) seems don´t find any Adobe program to patch so it can´t help me also.

Does anyone bring me back some happyness to my life telling me how can I do to install those programs and keep them alive after a system reboot?

Thanks for all help you can give

ps: on successives tries the program send me the fallowing message "Adobe application manager is needed to resolve this problem. However it is missig or damaged. Please download..." ... I tried to install Application Manager but I found the same error after reboot AM also lost its icon

(Aug 27, 2014, 15:18 pm)Beer_Money Wrote: You must have a lot of crap on your computer. I suggest running ccleaner first and use the registry cleaner tool + disk cleanup. Reboot then download Adobe reader, because that comes with the application manager. Then install both CS5 products and see what happens!