Acrobat Reader DC Tile remains on 8.1 Windows boot screen after uninstalling

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  I uninstalled Acrobat Reader DC for permanently froze running on Windows 8.1. I downloaded the older version (Acrobat Reader XI), but now require a serial number to install it. Where can I get this number? Please help

  Hello

  What exactly are you installing?

  Reader is a free software from Adobe and doesn't require any software license serial number.

  It seems that you download Acrobat.

  There is not Acrobat Reader XI.

  He ' Acrobat or Reader XI XI.

  Please visit the following link to install the XI player.

  Concerning

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• Cannot install Adobe acrobat reader dc on iMac

  Adobe acrobat reader dc iMac downloads I authorize install and nothing happens after several attempts. What's wrong?

  Hi blupearl ,

  Could you please let us know if you see an error message when installing CD player?

  Visit this page to troubleshoot the installation of Acrobat Reader DC on Mac: installation troubleshooting Adobe Acrobat Reader Mac OS

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  Adobe Acrobat Reader on my Mac just updated to a version of "DC", uninstall my old version in the process. (Don't give me a choice.)  You want to uninstall it again and reinstall the old. How can I do this?

  Hi susied76391183,

  You can directly delete the application from the Applications folder, which is just trash/Applications/Adobe Reader.app. Also, this can cause a break in the features of Safari to read PDF files using Adobe Reader plugin. To resolve this problem, go into/Library/Internet Plug - Ins / and remove AdobePDFViewer.plugin and AdobePDFViewerNPAPI.plugin

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  I just uninstalled Adobe Acrobat Reader DC on suspicion he was causing a problem of operating system on my PC, that Adobe Reader DC behaved like malware.

  If I have correctly identified the question I came here to ask for because if I, the reputation of Adobe is subject to take a dip of a small crisis, but this is just warning so that Adobe can fix things and save his reputation until it was too late.

  I am running Microsoft Windows 8.1 on a HP desktop PC.

  When I uninstall Acrobat Reader DC I think installation date was January 14, 2016 - a few days before.

  The symptoms were that start menu text style "Home icon" was not popping up as it should. This meant that I couldn't access the functions via the start menu or even shut down my PC as usual.

  I could still access the start menu of Pseudo - touch button and through that I was able to access the PC - update and recovery settings and I was seriously considering a "refresh your PC without access to your files" involving removing dozens of applications and a lot of work to make my PC works again, but it would have been a panic measure then I studied deeper.

  I found a suspect through the Task Manager. Via the menu 'Details', I found that a file with the name of 'RdrCEF.exe' used about 8% of the time processor and had monopolized an extraordinary amount of memory. I note the figure, but it may have been something like 2 GB, certainly much more data than any other process listed in the Task Manager.

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  At this point, I started to get a bad feeling Acrobat Reader DC and decided to uninstall.

  I can still read my PDF files on my PC after you have uninstalled because Windows 8.1 has a simple PDF reader, it offers up to.

  Internet Explorer and Chrome are able to read PDF files on the internet also.

  My PC now seems back to normal, but it's still the early days.

  It seems to me that a cloud of suspicion has descended on Adobe because of what is happening with Acrobat Reader DC, my operating system crash and I guess I'm not the only one who came.

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  Thanks for your response, Claudio but looks like I was mistaken on my suspicions about Acrobat Reader DC causing a problem with my Windows Start menu 8.1, what problem is back today, long after that I uninstalled Acrobat Reader DC.

  Sorry Adobe if I made a false alarm.

  I'm going on the occasion of this question 'answered' and go back to trying to diagnose what's wrong with my operating system.

• How can I uninstall adobe CD and reinstall the original adobe acrobat reader software

  How can I uninstall adobe CD and reinstall the original adobe acrobat reader software

  Sign out of your account... Uninstall... to run vacuuming...

  -non-Cloud programs, to disable the service before uninstalling

  -http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/install-apps.html (and uninstall)

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  -https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html

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  We are a public library with a few hundred computers accessible to the public. These computers are locked so to restart any changes made by connected boss are deleted to protect the computers and the privacy of the guests. Thus, whenever the computer is used the first start using window comes up. Have been able to disable this in other versions of Acrobat, but not DC/2015. Have you tried following registry with the Customization Wizard changes:

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