I'm glad I didn't have to completely reimage the machines too. I've had an occasional machine in the past with Acrobat install issues so I decided to go after these situation more. Maybe there's a way to remove that as a registry entry to get rid of it from the Task Manager Start up menu entirely. But I'm wondering why AGCInvokerUtility even still exists when everything is removed Adobe-wise. So something in the profile probably, maybe in appdata but not something obvious like Adobe or Acrobat (including the appdata/local/aar folder), and maybe something like AGCInvokerUtility needing to be disabled per profile. Installing off the network was successful. Logged in again but the Task Manager Startup had AGCInvokerUtility so I disabled that and restarted. It's only a handful of machines doing this though, and they are machines that aren't used I think. The print spooler idea sounded correct since Acrobat ties in with some of that. I want to run through any of those types of solutions just to try things. I'm looking for those idea - Just run the uninstaller. You find something in the logs and then the solution for that to to run the creative cloud app uninstaller. I'm looking for the solutions without posting all the logs. Other similar set ups and hardware models worked fine.
There doesn't seem to be a pattern on the machines with the issue. I'm looking for anything I can try to get Acrobat to install now, short of reimaging the machine. Those or using the creative cloud app both error out. It's an enterprise environment, so I've got installers files. I've run the creative cloud uninstallers tool, a fresh download and an old download. I cleared out appdata/local/temp folders and C:\Windows\temp. Freshly downloaded installers, installers from previous years, no change. That made sense for Acrobat, but it didn't change anything for me. I found one post where someone disabled the print spooler and then Acrobat installed. I tried uninstalling everything made by Adobe and deleted the program files folders and common folders for Adobe that were left over. I have a handful that won't reinstall Acrobat for some reason. Before I give up and reimage them? I upgraded Adobe software on some machines.
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