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For Windows data recovery, disk partition management, system backup and restore, screen recording, etc. Check the Windows temp folder and temp files location to access and delete Windows temporary files if you want. That is also the reason why some pdf generate this files and some not.Īnyway: Maybe Adobe is able to do anything against this issue too.This post teaches you how to delete temporary files in Windows 10. This issue applies because the sticky temp-files are extracted fronts of the pdf-files. So it seems, that is not a problem with Adobe Reader, but a problem with windows because even microsoft says, that it is an issue related to this patch. Attempts to change, replace, or delete these fonts are blocked, and a "File in use" message is displayed.įor more information, go to the following Microsoft webpages: Font Installation and Deletion

After you install this security update, fonts that are installed in a location other than the default fonts directory (%windir%\fonts\) cannot be changed when they are loaded into any active session.

If you read the Description of the security Update KB2993651 ( MS14-045: Description of the security update for kernel-mode drivers: August 27, 2014) you read the following: Known issues of this security update We have the same issue in Windows 2008 R2 Terminalservers (without Citrix) and on Windows 7 Clients.

I have found that this is not that case and this issue seems to remain, at least in my configuration. We would therefore recommend updating your OS if possible. It seems that the updated versions of Windows provide a solution to this issue. Also at the bottom of the article it states the following:įollowing our testing we have discovered that the issue does not occur in Windows 7, or Windows 2008 Server. Please note this article is dated 11/2011 and seems to refer only to XP, NT, and 2003 server. The files are named I have done some research into the issue and have found an article on your website that mentions this issue specifically: We have started noticing that some of the profiles are not being deleted because of files that are locked by the system. We have recently started using Mandatory profiles and the option set to delete cached profiles on logoff. I am running Acrobat Reader 11.0.0 in a XenApp 6.5 Environment on Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1.