#STATUS CODE ZERO ON MY PDFS INSTALL#
#STATUS CODE ZERO ON MY PDFS PATCH#
#STATUS CODE ZERO ON MY PDFS DOWNLOAD#

This patch can only be run if the base product is installed. See Exit code 26: 'Media swap required to continue installation, cannot proceed.'Įxit code: 27 Keyed files found in target.Įxit code: 28 The base product is not installed. Multi-disk case: Ensure that you have copied all payloads from disc 2 to the local copy of disc 1.

#STATUS CODE ZERO ON MY PDFS DOWNLOAD#

Download a fresh copy of the installer.If running from media: Make a local copy of installer and retry (disk might not be accessible).If AAMEE case: Re-create the installer package, to ensure that all payloads are present in the payloads folder.Select a different installation location.Įxit code: 23 System requirement check failed for some payload.Įnsure that your system meets the minimum system requirements.Įxit code: 24 User canceled out of install/uninstall/reinstall.Įxit code: 25 Installer exceeding MAX_PATH limit.Įxit code: 26 Some of the payloads cannot be located. Make a local copy of the installer, and then retry the installation.Įxit code: 21 Payloads version is not supported by installed version of RIBS. Ensure that the installer isn't corrupt (media.db is present in the payloads folder).Ģ.

#STATUS CODE ZERO ON MY PDFS INSTALL#

See Install log error 'Exit Code: 19' | Creative Cloud.Įxit code: 20 Install source path does not exist.ġ. Then restart your computer and retry the installation. This error often occurs during silent installations.Ĭlose all conflicting processes. Temporary deployment file cannot be loaded.Įxit code: 18 Adobe Application Manager Bootstrap Failed.Įxit code: 19 Conflicting processes running. See Use the Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool to solve installation problems.Įxit code: 16 Failed to load deployment file.ĭeployment file generated by AAAME or ASU is normally valid. Run the Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool to remove old installations. Ensure that the installation of these two database files (media.db and local media.db) is not corrupted (don't display 0 bytes).ĥ. The installation process isn’t merging the installer media database with the local media database.ġ. See Install log error 'Failed due to insufficient privileges' | Creative Cloud. Make sure that the installer is running in Admin mode. Then restart your computer.Įxit code: 14 Failed due to insufficient privileges. Quit additional instances of Adobe Application Manager so that only one instance is running. System (/Applications), User (~), Installer location: must not reside in a case-sensitive file system.Įxit code: 11 Another instance running, Only a single instance can be run at a time. See the system requirements for your product. Verify that your operating system is supported. Trying to install the product on an unsupported version of the operating system. Review the error occurrence within the log file to determine the exact cause.Įxit code: 7 Unable to complete Silent workflow. Only silent mode '-mode=silent' is supported.Įxit code: 6 Silent workflow completed with errors. Make sure that you have provided the correct arguments. XHR Abort: Abort Ajax requests using jQuery var xhr = $.Exit code: 1 Unable to parse command line. ( This is good practice for a single page application if you don't want AJAX calls returning and attempting to reference objects that have been destroyed.) As mentioned in the marked answer, a firewall would also be capable of cancelling the request and trigger this 0 response. abort() on an XMLHttpRequest object to cancel the AJAX call. A timeout is common, it means the request failed to execute within a specified time. This can happen either from a timeout, XHR abortion or a firewall stomping on the request. Indeed, sometimes status=0 will accompany a helpful console message, but in others there is no other information.Īn HTTP response code of 0 indicates that the AJAX request was cancelled. What would be helpful would be for browsers to provide detailed error reporting for more of these status=0 scenarios.

An installed browser extension is mucking things up.

The request itself was cancelled in code.

Illegal cross origin request (see CORS).

Some of the common situations that produce this status code are reflected in the other answers but it could be any or none of these problems: The actual W3C spec defines the conditions for which zero is returned here:Īs you can see from the spec (fetch or XmlHttpRequest) this code could be the result of an error that happened even before the server is contacted. Practically speaking, status=0 for a failed XmlHttpRequest should be considered an undefined error. It seems people figure out what was causing status=0 in their particular case and then generalize that as the answer.

Status code zero on my pdfs