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How do I force an uninstall of Adobe Acrobat?

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How do I force an uninstall of Adobe Acrobat?

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You can modify this a little for the pro version Manually remove Adobe Reader You can remove Adobe Reader from the system by deleting Adobe Reader and its associated folders and files manually. To remove Adobe Reader manually: 1. Quit Adobe Reader. 2. Move any documents (for example, PDF documents) you want to keep from Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\Reader to another folder. 3. Enable Windows Explorer to display all filename extensions (for example, filename.ini). (By default, Windows Explorer hides filename extensions it recognizes. For instructions on how to enable Windows Explorer to display filename extensions, see the Notes section of the “Display hidden files and folders” topic in Windows Help.) 4. Restart the computer to ensure that Windows isn’t using any of the files you want to delete. 5. Delete Acrobat 6.0 from Program Files\Adobe. If you can’t delete PDF.ocx or AcroIEHelper.dll, complete the following procedure: a. Choose Start > Run, type cmd in the Open box of the Run d

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