"I installed Adobe onto my laptop" is meaningless because Adobe Systems is a software manufacturer (as Microsoft is). They make lots of different software (such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Pagemaker, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Adobe Flash, Adobe Director, etc). So we've not got a clue which software you're really referring to. [If it happens to be Adobe Acrobat Reader though, you should definitely get rid of it. Even though Adobe actually invented the PDF format, there are far better PDF viewing programs available, such as Sumatra PDF and Foxit Reader].
However it seems that the Windows Installer service (which is also used for uninstalling software) has got stuck in a loop somehow: Right-click on the task bar at the foot of your screen.
Select 'Start Task Manager'
Click on 'Maximise' (= the little square, at the top right-hand corner) to make the window full size.
Click on the 'Services' tab.
Click on the 'Description' column header (to put the list into numerical order).
If necessary, click-&-drag the right-hand edge of the 'Description' column header (to make the colum wide enough so that you read the entries).
Scroll down to 'Windows Installer'
It should be showing as 'Stopped' but your post suggests that it will show as 'Running'.
Assuming that it is, right-click on the entry and select 'Stop Service'.
That will hopefully fix the problem. (If not, please post again)