On a Windows 10 desktop deployed modern management style, it can be up to the device to ensure the OS and applications are kept up to date thus, this service should remain enabled on those end-points. On typical enterprise PCs or virtual desktop environments this service may not be desirable, because updates are managed by Configuration Manager or monthly image updates. Updating Adobe Reader DCĪdobe Reader (and Acrobat) installs the Adobe Acrobat Update Service. The deployed version then is extremely out of date, and given that Intune cannot deploy Windows Installer Patch (MSP) files directly, the end-point needs to rely on the Adobe Acrobat update service to download and install updates. Now that it’s installed on Windows 10 end-points let’s look at how updates work.įirst though, it’s important to point out that the version of Adobe Reader DC deployed from the single file Windows Installer is 203, while the version that is current as of July 2018 is 2018.011.20055.
In the previous article we saw how to customise the Adobe Reader DC installation and deploy it via Microsoft Intune.
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