Disable the auto-update capability in Adobe AIR using the SettingManager application
If you want to update the Adobe AIR runtime manually you have to disable the auto-update capability. Using the AIR SettingsManager you can disable it.
AIR SettingsManager is a small application that use a toggle button to Enable or Disable auto-updates as desired.
Download AIR SettingsManager application.
Interesting.. So you can change something in the runtime with an Air app?
Posted by: Savvas Malamas | May 14, 2008 at 01:32 AM
No need to run the Air Settings Manager -- it's the biggest sham I've ever seen. All it does is drop two empty files inside the user's %APPDATA% folder...and there's no light-touch method of deploying the Air Settings Manager and automatically clicking their buttons.
Try this in a batch file:
cd "%APPDATA%\Adobe\Air"
type nul > UpdateDisabled
type nul > eulaAccepted
Good luck!
Posted by: Nuri Gocay | January 15, 2009 at 12:16 AM
Hello :)
Here is a nice class that allows you to disable air framework autoupdate.
http://blog.timeister.com/2008/12/27/disable-adobe-air-runtime-autoupdate/
Posted by: Adrian | February 11, 2009 at 03:25 PM