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Upgraded from Adobe Tech Comm Suite 3.5 to 5 without uninstalling first. How do I uninstall v3.5?

New Here ,
Oct 08, 2014 Oct 08, 2014

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Upgraded from Adobe Tech Comm Suite 3.5 to 5 on Win 7 64-bit computer. V3.5 was not listed in Control Panel so I did not uninstall it first. Now I have duplicates of everything. How do I uninstall v3.5?

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Well, you wouldn't have duplicates of everything, but you will have other versions of some of the components. The main issue is probably the Acrobat Pro install - multiple versions don't play nice with each other.

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I figured out what to do on my own. I used the Tech Comm Suite 3.5 installer to install a component I was not using. Then the uninstaller popped up in Control Panel/Programs and Features and I used that to uninstall the v3.5 components (except Photoshop). Not sure if I should uninstall Tech Comm Suite v5 and reinstall it though. Seems to be working okay for now.

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As I said, all TCS components, except Acrobat, play nice with each other, so there’s no harm in leaving them there.

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