We have an Acrobat DC 2015 deployment (Classic Track 15.006.30355 currently) packaged and deployed via SCCM. Installs the 30033 base and then patches it with the 30355 update. In the middle of last week we started seeing installation failures on new systems. Eventually tracked it down to the fact that our newly imaged systems now come with an updated version of the Visual C++ 2013 redistributable, 12.0.40660. It looks like this update was released sometime in December and got rolled into our image. When you try to install the 15.006.30033 base, it doesn't recognize the new version and prompts you to try to install the VC++ 2013 12.0.21005 which is bundled with the install. That fails since it won't let you downgrade the version.
I saw earlier that there exists an "IGNOREVCRT64" switch for the install command line--is this a viable workaround or will that disable parts of the program since it assumes that the VC++ is totally absent? Has anyone else seen this, and found any other workarounds? Thanks!