Remove Adobe CS4 Drive Context Menu Entry


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Any of you who have installed Adobe CS4 will know you will get a context menu entry for Adobe CS4 Drive, even if you chose not to install the actual program so effectively the entry is useless. After some googling and experimenting found two ways to remove it.

1. Install & Uninstall

Install Adobe CS4 Drive using the installer then uninstall it. This seems to get rid of it.

2. Manual Remove

Open Regedit and delete these two entries.

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\{C95FFEAE-A32E-4122-A5C4-49B5BFB69795}

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\{C95FFEAE-A32E-4122-A5C4-49B5BFB69795}

Hope this helps some people.

  mail said:
Any of you who have installed Adobe CS4 will know you will get a context menu entry for Adobe CS4 Drive, even if you chose not to install the actual program so effectively the entry is useless. After some googling and experimenting found two ways to remove it.

1. Install & Uninstall

Install Adobe CS4 Drive using the installer then uninstall it. This seems to get rid of it.

2. Manual Remove

Open Regedit and delete these two entries.

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\{C95FFEAE-A32E-4122-A5C4-49B5BFB69795}

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\{C95FFEAE-A32E-4122-A5C4-49B5BFB69795}

Hope this helps some people.

Great! Thank; saved me a lot of research.

  • 1 month later...

This is an even easier method to get rid of the Drive menu and not have the DLL loaded:

START -> Run...

regsvr32 /u "%CommonProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

on 64bit Windows:

START -> Run...

regsvr32 /u "%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

Cheers,

phaelox

  phaelox said:
This is an even easier method to get rid of the Drive menu and not have the DLL loaded:

START -> Run...

regsvr32 /u "%CommonProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

on 64bit Windows:

START -> Run...

regsvr32 /u "%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

Cheers,

phaelox

thanks,

it also removed the entry in context menu when i click in c: or d:

  DARKFiB3R said:
I have installed Adobe CS4, but I don't have any context menu entry's for Adobe CS4 Drive.

Maybe you guys missed an option that relates to this while customising your install?

Use this one instead

regsvr32 /u "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

  phaelox said:
This is an even easier method to get rid of the Drive menu and not have the DLL loaded:

START -> Run...

regsvr32 /u "%CommonProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

on 64bit Windows:

START -> Run...

regsvr32 /u "%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

Cheers,

phaelox

This works perfect while the regedit method does not work (on 64).

thanks

  magik said:
I really hate how it wasn't optional to unselect it during install. :no:

That's easy to fix. On the disc, navigate to the payloads folder. In there you will find two folders; AdobePhotoshop11-core and AdobePhotoshop11-core_x64.

In each of those folders you will find a file named AdobePhotoshop11-core.proxy.xml and AdobePhotoshop11-core_x64.proxy.xml.

Open AdobePhotoshop11-core.proxy.xml (make a backup first) and find the section that begins with <Dependencies>, highlight from <Dependencies> to </Dependencies> and replace with the below changes.

  &lt;Dependencies&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
				&lt;Family&gt;Photoshop&lt;/Family&gt;
				&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Photoshop CS4 Support&lt;/ProductName&gt;
			&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="recommended"&gt;
				&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
				&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Drive CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;
			&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="critical"&gt;
				&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
				&lt;ProductName&gt;Creative Services Infrastructure&lt;/ProductName&gt;
			&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
			&lt;Family&gt;NonAdobePayload&lt;/Family&gt;
			&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeAIR1.0&lt;/ProductName&gt;

		&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
			&lt;Family&gt;NonAdobePayload&lt;/Family&gt;
			&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeAMP&lt;/ProductName&gt;

		&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeAUM&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Bridge CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorCommonSetCMYK&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorCommonSetRGB&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorEU CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorJA CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorNA CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorPhotoshop CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Connect&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Core Tech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Default Language CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;MaD&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;DeviceCentral&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Extension Manager CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Bridge&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeOutputModule&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;PDF Settings CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;SearchForHelp&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Service Manager&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="critical"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Suite Shared Configuration CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorVideoProfilesCS CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe XMP Panels CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;kuler&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="critical"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;ALM CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
	&lt;Family&gt;Shared Technology&lt;/Family&gt;
	&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Camera Raw&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeCMaps CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Type Group&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Common Fonts Installation&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Linguistics CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobePDFL CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeTypeSupport CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe WinSoft Linguistics Plugin&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
  &lt;/Dependencies&gt;

Open AdobePhotoshop11-core_x64.proxy.xml (make a backup first) and find the section that begins with <Dependencies>, highlight from <Dependencies> to </Dependencies> and replace with the below changes.

  &lt;Dependencies&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
				&lt;Family&gt;Photoshop&lt;/Family&gt;
				&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Photoshop CS4 Support&lt;/ProductName&gt;
			&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
				&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
				&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Drive CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;
			&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="critical"&gt;
				&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
				&lt;ProductName&gt;Creative Services Infrastructure&lt;/ProductName&gt;
			&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
			&lt;Family&gt;NonAdobePayload&lt;/Family&gt;
			&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeAIR1.0&lt;/ProductName&gt;

		&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
			&lt;Family&gt;NonAdobePayload&lt;/Family&gt;
			&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeAMP&lt;/ProductName&gt;

		&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeAUM&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Bridge CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorCommonSetCMYK&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorCommonSetRGB&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorEU CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorJA CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorNA CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorPhotoshop CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Connect&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Core Tech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Default Language CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;MaD&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;DeviceCentral&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Extension Manager CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Bridge&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeOutputModule&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;PDF Settings CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;SearchForHelp&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Service Manager&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="critical"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Suite Shared Configuration CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeColorVideoProfilesCS CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe XMP Panels CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;kuler&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="critical"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;ALM x64 CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
	&lt;Family&gt;Shared Technology&lt;/Family&gt;
	&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Camera Raw x64&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeCMaps x64 CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
	&lt;Family&gt;CSXS&lt;/Family&gt;
	&lt;ProductName&gt;Creative Services Infrastructure x64&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
	&lt;Family&gt;Creative Suites&lt;/Family&gt;
	&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Drive CS4 x64&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;Type Group&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Common Fonts Installation x64&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe Linguistics CS4 x64&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobePDFL x64 CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo type="required"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;AdobeTypeSupport x64 CS4&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
	&lt;ProductInfo visible="1" type="recommended"&gt;
		&lt;Family&gt;CoreTech&lt;/Family&gt;
		&lt;ProductName&gt;Adobe WinSoft Linguistics Plugin x64&lt;/ProductName&gt;

	&lt;/ProductInfo&gt;
  &lt;/Dependencies&gt;

The next time you need to install, you will be able to uncheck most* of what you don't want or need.

* not everything that is set to recommended will be able to be unchecked.

  • 1 month later...

Unregistering the dll doesn't seem to work for me on Vista x64 or Win7 x64, as the file path specified doesn't exist. Also I have just found out if you search for {C95FFEAE-A32E-4122-A5C4-49B5BFB69795} in the registry and delete all entries it should get rid of the entry from everywhere (Y).

  • 1 month later...

This worked for me Vista Ult X64...Thanks

  phaelox said:
This is an even easier method to get rid of the Drive menu and not have the DLL loaded:

START -> Run...

regsvr32 /u "%CommonProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

on 64bit Windows:

START -> Run...

regsvr32 /u "%CommonProgramFiles(x86)%\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

Cheers,

phaelox

  • 5 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...
  mail said:
Update for win7 RC. Unregistering the dll doesn't work you have to rename the dll or delete it.

I'm running 64bit seven rc.

I can't find the .dll anywhere. It not in either the 64 or 86 program files folders referred to. But when I enter regsvr32 /u "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll" it says successfully unregistered but drive context menu is still present.

Any thoughts

  • 4 weeks later...
  • 1 month later...

Here is what you need to do if you have Windows 7 RC 64- bit (build 7100). None of what people have said worked for me. I realized you need to run the command prompt with administrator privileges for the changes to take effect.

1. Start > All Programs > Accessories > right click Command Prompt and select Run As Administrator

2. Type the following: regsvr32 /u "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

3. Click OK and then check by right clicking on a file in a Windows Explorer window.

  • 3 months later...
  VQuick said:
Here is what you need to do if you have Windows 7 RC 64- bit (build 7100). None of what people have said worked for me. I realized you need to run the command prompt with administrator privileges for the changes to take effect.

1. Start > All Programs > Accessories > right click Command Prompt and select Run As Administrator

2. Type the following: regsvr32 /u "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

3. Click OK and then check by right clicking on a file in a Windows Explorer window.

Thanks, that worked for me. I never could get it to work in Vista though, oddly. I tried everything mentioned in this thread too. That's moot now though. :yes:

  • 3 weeks later...
  wehavetogoback said:
This is the method posted by Phaelox, modified for Windows 7 beta 64-bit:

Just type in Start>Run...

regsvr32 /u "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe Drive CS4\ADFSMenu.dll"

\o/

Sorry to bump this, but wanted to say thanks. This worked for me.

Stupid Adobe.

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    • Freshly released Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE is already discounted by Fiza Ali The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE is already available at a discount, just two months after its debut, so you may want to check it out. The device is powered by the Samsung Exynos 1580 processor and equipped with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage, which can be expanded by up to 1TB via microSD. It features a 10.9‑inch LCD display with a resolution of 2,304 x 1,440 pixels and a 90 Hz refresh rate. Photography and video calls are handled by a 13MP rear camera and a 12MP ultra‑wide front‑facing camera. The device further includes dual AKG‑tuned speakers for immersive audio. The Galaxy Tab S10 FE offers Sub‑6 5G, dual‑band Wi‑Fi 6 with Wi‑Fi Direct support, and Bluetooth 5.3 for low‑latency wireless connections. Moreover, it incorporates S Pen functionality with handwriting assist, a Circle to Search feature for instant Google look‑ups, and Math Solver for converting handwritten equations into editable text and step‑by‑step solutions. The tablet comes pre‑loaded with a suite of creative and productivity apps, including LumaFusion, GoodNotes, Clip Studio Paint, Noteshelf, Sketchbook and PicsArt. The Galaxy Tab S10 FE is water‑resistant, safeguarding against spills, splashes, and brief immersion, and includes a dedicated AI hot‑key on its keyboard for quick access to on‑device artificial intelligence tools. Finally, the tablet houses an 8,000 mAh lithium‑ion battery (29.95Wh) that is said to deliver up to 20 hours of continuous use and supports Super Fast Charging. Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE: $519.99 (Amazon US) 9% off This Amazon deal is US-specific and not available in other regions unless specified. If you don't like it or want to look at more options, check out the Amazon US deals page here. Get Prime (SNAP), Prime Video, Audible Plus or Kindle / Music Unlimited. Free for 30 days. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.
    • Agree - and to that end, I’m not questioning a mods decision, as they didn’t perform an act of moderation on my posts - rather they seem to wish to keep creating drama where it doesn’t exist. However, point taken and will just use the Report functionality as you would any other user
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