One possible way to work around this annoyance is to install Acrobat and future updates just in the current user account with Admin rights (not globally as the Administror). It seems like if the installations and updates are performed globally as the Administrator, those accounts will be written to automatically too, and it will affect your current user account because the data is identintical to your current user(s) account(s). Specifically accross the AppData hidden roaming user profile directory paths. However, I did noticed that in my Windows 10, Adobe Acrobat do write to the Guest User account and Public User account silently. This is not happening with Adobe Acrobat only, there are other programs that do the same.
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