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The update mode is a machine level setting that cannot be set on a per user basis. Top > Updater-Win > Updater (other settings) > iCheck This value is not customizable as the value is written at runtime. Therefore, when checking and troubleshooting the last check date always verify the values in both locations. However, on systems where elevated privileges are required, it writes to HKLM.
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Because the Updater doesn't need elevated privileges to initiate a check or download updates, it will write to HKCU. The last and most current value may be written to HKLM or HKCU. If more than 3 days have elapsed, the Updater looks for updates. If 3 days have not passed, the Updater exits. For 10.1 and later, the date is recorded in tlastT_Reader or tlastT_Acrobat. Prior to 10.1, the date is recorded in iLastY and iLastD. Top > Updater-Win > Updater (other settings) > iLastYĦ4 bit: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Adobe\Adobe ARM\1.0\ARMīy default, the Updater performs an update check every 3 days and records the year and day of that check if 1) no updates are found in the Manifest for the user's current product configuration or 2) if updates have been found and successfully installed. Records the last year the Updater checked for updates iLastD records the day.įor 10.1 and later, records the last date the Updater checked for Acrobat updates.įor 10.1 and later, records the last date the Updater checked for Reader updates.
Records the last day the Updater checked for updates iLastY records the year. Sets the time that can elapse without a successful update before the Watchdog dialog appears suggesting the user manually update.
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Specifies whether the application should show a prompt suggesting the user upgrade to the next major version (for example, 10.0 to 11.0).
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Specifies the Reader Updater's update mode for Adobe Reader 10.1 and later for example, manual or semi-automatic. Specifies the Acrobat Updater's update mode for example, manual or semi-automatic This is an Adobe Update Manager setting which is deprecated since 9.3.2 and 8.2.2. Specifies whether to check for updates the first time the application runs. Specifies the path to the Updater executable in the Windows Run key. Most of these preferences are deprecated and do not apply to DC products.įor an Updater Quick Key (not updated for DC products), refer to the Note that while the Updater is often disabled in enterprise settings, it's also possible to leave it enabled and configure whether updates happen automatically or silently.įor DC products, the web component updater can be configured independently of the product updater. These preferences control when the updater is invoked, how and when a check for updates should be made, and other behaviors.
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Preferences > Updater > Automatically install udpates In other words, the application assumes the default settings should not be used because the admin has created a custom setting via bUpdater. Note that when you manually create bUpdater, that preference overrides Mode.
An example path: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Adobe\Adobe ARM\Legacy\Acrobat\. The update interval is controlled by Check.
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Adobe\Adobe ARM\Legacy\(product name)\(product code) Top > Updater-Win > Updater (basic settings) > Mode Specifies the Updater's update mode for example, manual or automatic. Specifies the default time interval in days to check for updates. Most other updater registry settings have been deprecated and only apply to 11.x and earlier.ĭisables the Updater and removes associated user interface items.Both bUpdater and Mode can be used to disable the Updater, but only bUpdater removes the update UI.Track of Reader does not provide any UI options and the default is "Auto". Updater preferences in the UI have been changed to only show the "Auto" and "Off" options.In other words, set both bUpdater preferences to the same value. Services enabled may lead to an unsupported configuration. Failure to update desktop components while leaving DC Continuous track web and desktop updates are released in tandem to ensure cloud and desktop featuresĪnd functionality remain synchronized and compatible.There are two bUpdater preferences: One for disabling services plugins and one for other product updates.These preferences turn the Updater on and off.