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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    • Arlo Essential 2K Indoor Camera: Unpacking the features and value of this home security cam by Paul Hill Are you in the UK and looking for internal cameras to keep an eye on your pets or property? If so, the Arlo Essential 2K indoor security camera (2-pack) is now discounted by 26% from its £159.99 RRP to just £119.00. As usual, the product is available with free delivery and free returns, which is helpful if the product turns out to be defective. In addition to the discounted product, the listing also notes there’s a £10-off voucher available until Monday and a £10 Morrisons on Amazon voucher. Arlo is a reputable brand for home security cameras so this deal marks a great opportunity if you’ve been looking for this type of device. Do note that it is a wired camera so it’ll have to be plugged in somewhere. Deep dive into camera features and capabilities The Arlo Essential 2K indoor security camera comes with a very good 2K (up to 2,560x1,440) resolution that provides you with clear, detailed video, great if you want to keep an eye on smaller pets such as kittens. Not only is the camera high-quality, but the camera is equipped with black and white night vision (it can see up to 7 metres), so you can see any events that occur at night. This Arlo security cam features two-way audio with noise reduction and echo cancellation allowing you to chat with anyone coming to feed your pets. There’s also an automatic privacy lens cover that physically blocks the lens when disarmed, providing you with more privacy when at home. There is also passive infrared motion detection that has a range of 7 metres. You can use motion detection in combination with the 80 dB smart siren to scare away intruders. The siren can also be activated manually. The Arlo Essential 2K features a 130-degree wide-angle diagonal view, which is sufficient for most rooms, to capture more of what’s going on in the room and there is 12x digital zoom to take a closer look at objects. It’s compatible with pretty much all Wi-Fi devices with its 2.4GHz Wi-Fi support and it integrates with your smart home via Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT. Leveraging the Arlo Secure subscription for enhanced security When you buy the Arlo Essential 2K, you get a 30-day free trial of the Arlo Secure subscription, and if you want to continue it, it costs from £11.99 per month or £119.90 per year. This subscription isn’t necessary for basic functionality, but it does unlock the full potential of the camera. When you subscribe you get secure cloud storage for video history (30 to 60 days depending on plan); AI-powered identification of people, animals, vehicles, and packages, reducing false alerts; custom activity zones that let you define areas for motion detection, minimising unwanted notifications; and interactive notifications that can be interacted with from the lock screen like view animated previews, activate siren, and call emergency services. My biggest issue with this camera is that there is no local storage for recordings, necessitating the need to buy the subscription if you want to save any footage. If you’re thinking of using this camera to protect your home from theft and want footage to give to the police, you’ll need a subscription. An alternative to a subscription is buying the Arlo SmartHub (VMB5000) which is compatible with the Arlo Essential 2K indoor camera, according to Arlo’s website. The savings on this camera twin-pack are significant and it’s the lowest price they’ve been at on Amazon UK so they’re definitely worth considering for your home. If you don’t mind the subscription or have the Arlo SmartHub already, then this camera makes sense. If not, then you may be better off with a camera that comes with an SD card slot and recording capabilities. Arlo Essential 2K Indoor Pet Security Camera (2-pack): £119 + £10-off voucher + £10 for Morrisons on Amazon (Amazon UK) / MSRP £159.99 This Amazon deal is U.K. 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 UK deals page here. Get Prime, Prime Video, Music Unlimited, Audible or Kindle Unlimited, free for the first 30 days As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
    • The Nokia Lumias? Or the third-party HTC One8's? I had HTC's hardware cuz it was slick and reliable... but, yeah, the software left me wanting more and I just couldn't allocate personal time to develop all of the software I would have wanted to see (overworked in other capacities @ MSFT at the time, heh).
    • Microsoft's mobile strategy had great future vision and UX research, but mediocre engineering and inadequate support (third-party and internal business alike). The death knell for WinMo was Google's (mostly YouTube's) incessant API blocking and purposeful release of buggy WinMo builds to force consumers to stay away -- and this was conducted via sabotage of whatever partnerships they were supposed to play nice in. I still yearn for that UI on a modern smartphone...
    • Linux has always been an option but never adopted by the masses despite being free. The reasons are limited usability and features. Despite everything we all complaint about with MS , the overall experience for the general public is much better than what Linux can deliver.
    • If nothing works automatically for you, I'd say pick a better/different distro. Granted, it's trickier with laptops because they use all kinds of weird hardware, but still. I actually just did a fresh Arch Linux install on my netbook, and given that Arch is certainly not an "automagical" distro, I had to do very little manual tweaking, everything but the audio worked out of the box (including plasma and Wayland) and the audio was simply an issue of installing an additional firmware package that wasn't included in the default selection. Which is equivalent of installing additional drivers in Windows. Surely a more user-oriented distro would be even less troublesome (but granted, I haven't used/tested anything outside of Arch for quite some time). And let's not forget that a fair bit of issues that get blamed on Linux (though it also applies to Windows issues) are actually caused by hardware vendors not giving a damn.
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