Please state what is your current system?  To uninstall anything from the system is dependent on your system.  Windows is pretty easy and that is what I use.  If you have Apple Macs then somebody else can help you.

Good luck.

Bill@VT wrote:

 

I agree. Sounds like you got hacked!

Nothing to do with being hacked.  Adobe does install third party products if you are not careful.

If you are using IE9 then you get this:

<http://tinyurl.com/9uhz8rs>

If you were using FF  then you get this:

<http://tinyurl.com/9gjbxvj>

So when Michael says: "Adobe doesn't install Google chrome or anything similar with an update" isn't quite correct.

When helping Adobe customers we should give them the full facts whenever possible.

HitenderPrakash wrote:

 

that option can also be unchecked.

 

Better still, Adobe can make that option a default so that those users who wants these wonderful third-party crapware can check the box and install them.  Adobe should not check the box for them by default.  this will protect people like the OP who click the buttons without looking or reading properly because they are used to clicking on them them on other websites.

Twice in the past two days, Adobe has installed crapware without warning or an option to not do so.  The first time Adobe installed crapware "Security" software from McAfee.  Unfortunately, that created so many problems with already installed Internet security software that I had to reinstall Windows.

Now with my new Windows load I went to install Adobe Reader.  Here we go again, this time installing Chrome without asking or giving an option to not do so.

With experiences like this, I won't be installing anything from Adobe that I don't absolutely have to.  I certainly won't be purchasing software from a company that treats me so badly.  Good job, Adobe.