This error is primarily caused by one of the following system-level issues:
Insufficient Disk Space: If the destination drive or temporary storage location lacks enough free space, the zip archive cannot be unpacked successfully.Restricted Folder Permissions: The %temp% or adobeTemp folder may not have required write or modify permissions, which blocks the installer’s ability to complete the extraction process.Antivirus or Security Software Interference: Real-time protection features may falsely flag Adobe’s extraction process as suspicious and prevent it from writing files to the temp folder, causing the installation to fail.
Below, you will find three solutions that can resolve the issue for you.
1. Temporarily Disable Your Antivirus
Antivirus software can sometimes block you from installing certain programs, even if they are from trusted sources. If you are having trouble installing Adobe Premiere Pro, consider disabling your antivirus temporarily and installing the software. Once done, you can enable the antivirus again. If you have a third-party antivirus, open the app and disable it. If you use Windows Defender, follow the steps below: Now, install Adobe Premiere Pro again. You can enable Windows Defender by following the same steps afterward.
2. Make Sure the adobeTemp Folder Has Full Permissions
The adobeTemp folder must have all necessary permissions to ensure Premiere Pro can be installed correctly. Without full permissions, the installer may be unable to extract and write essential files during the setup process.
3. Install by Using Your Mobile Hotspot
Sometimes, your Wi-Fi connection may trigger security warnings during program installation. To resolve this, try connecting your PC to your mobile device’s hotspot and proceed with the installation. If these methods do not resolve the issue, contact Adobe support and inform them of the persistent problem. They will provide a solution as soon as possible.
