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There is a batch file, as a single download, to do an "All At Once" update and one inside the ISO that with install all the updates at one time.

You can choose to download the individual acrobat updates or an ISO file that contains them all. Here's the Internet Archive page I put together that contains all the updates - Acrobat updates to version 9.5.5 The old Adobe update webpages are still accessible on if you have the original link.

That was really messed up how they had their update download section. I put together a batch file to do an all at once update to install all the Acrobat 9 updates and placed all the updates on line at the Internet Archive so they'd be easily accessible in one location without a lot of clicking on to the old Adobe updates page. Also to update to version 9.5.5 you will need all the updates available offline to install them.

If you try to manually update offline you still wont be able to update CS6 until you update AAM to version 6.2.įor Acrobat 9 Std, Pro, and Pro Ext you need to install offline so it doesn't automatically do a background update to version above AAM6.2. If you are online after the reboot it will claim you need a subscription to update. It will only do an AAM update and ask you to reboot. So if you install any perpetual Adobe software for example CS6 or earlier, when online the very first update is AAM to 8.0 which is the subscription licensing model and you wont be able to update. During the transition to the Subscription model AAM went from 6.2 the last update version to support the perpetual licensing model to AAM 8.0 which is the subscription version. If AAM is later than AAM 6.2 then you will need to uninstall remove left over folders and reinstall.Īpplication manager is Adobes background update tool. So most update issues for pre-subscription Adobe applications can be traced to either Adobe Application Manager (AAM) or tp having Adobe Flash installed.