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Can we just focus on the OP's Adobe problem?
Adobe Reader 9.3.1 Windows 7 64-bit problems
Can we just focus on the OP's Adobe problem?
Adobe Reader 9.3.1 Windows 7 64-bit problems
Sorry. I open a new thread to ask my question.
Jim
After much troubleshooting, the best solution we found was to download and install Adobe 8.2 which works flawlessly. It is the fully patched version of version 8 so security is not a big problem.
The issue is to download version 8.2, you have to tell the current Adobe downloader that your OS is Windows 2003. If you do, it gives you the option of downloading Reader 9.3 OR 8.2.
Installed 8.2 and everything works.
Like MaksiSanctum, I had to install Reader 8.2 in order to get Reader to work under W7Pro. To get to R8.2, I had to tell the Adobe downloader that I was running an other system. It then gave me the option to check XP SP3, and this gave me the option to select R8.2.
For better or worse, I also turned off all of the Norton anti-ware prior to making this attempt. Yes, folks, I changed multiple variables at once, so I cannot be sure which action actually was the effective one.
It would be interesting to see what would happen if you uninstalled adobe reader 8 (in a later post you mentioned you had installed this ver.) and re-install ver 9 (the latest, at least on my pc is 9.3.4). I am running windows 7 Ultimate X64. I've never had a problem with adobe, whether with 2GB or 4GB of RAM.
Are there any entries in your event log that might show what is/was happening with adobe?
Well, we upgrade Win 7 x64 bits to SP1. The Adobe Acrobat 10.1 and 10.0 keep crashing. Even we tried to change to compatibility 32 bits Vista. Still same problem. Anyone have same problem? How did you solved it?
BTW, where can I download the old version Acrobat 8.2 to try this?
Also, When we first use Windows 7 x64bit Ultimate, we do not have this Acrobat crash before. After install service pack 1, we constantly have this acrobat crashed, probably every other time we open a pdf file viewing.
Found Adobe to download Acrobat 8.3. Same problem.
No, Adobe Acrobat X was the first one we installed. And that was the one every systems in the entire building had problems of crashing while viewing ANY pdf document. We had to go to every work stations and remove that piece of junk. Adobe, never again.