Adobe Acrobat DC App-V & Windows 10 Issue - Resolved

Later have been seeing issues when removing earlier versions of Adobe Acrobat DC and installing newer version in windows 10 1703/1709 which has been explained very well in the below blog by Ryan Ververs-Bijkerk


https://www.logitblog.com/app-v-application-was-unable-to-start-correctly-on-windows-10/


The solution was to restart the machine and try again earlier. Now this is fixed with the release of new updates for windows 10.


1703 fixed in 2018.10 - KB4462939
1709 fixed in 2018.10 - KB4462932
1803 fixed in 2018.10 - KB4462933


Thanks to Tim Mangan for sharing this update information.

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