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• Problem with Adobe Acrobat Reader XI on Windows 8

  Acrobat Reader recently stopped working for me on my computer Windows 8 (I double click on PDF files to open, nothing happens).  So I uninstalled and tried to re - install the latest version (11.0 XI).  I use the installer as administrator (it is a home computer, I am the only user on the machine).  Installation stops with Error 1303 "Setup has sufficient privileges to access this directory: C:\Program Files (X 86) \Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader.»  The installation cannot continue.  Log on as an administrator or contact your system administrator. »

  If I open explore and try to access this folder, I see him there under the folder Player 11.0, but if I double-click on I can not open it, I get a "is not accessible.  Access denied error.  I checked the security settings on the folder on the drive 11.0, SYSTEM, administrators, users and TrustedInstaller all have full control.  When I go to advanced options and check "Replace entries of permissions of all children with entries permissions inheritable from this object" and click on apply, I get an error for \Reader folder (impossible to enumerate the objects in the container.  Access is denied").  I tried to delete the folder Adobe down, hoping that I could just start again with the re - install, but it does not.  Completely blocked.  Any ideas?

  Thank you.  I think that the restart was the key.  Windows does not seem to recognize me as an administrator, but after the restart, he did, and I was able to complete the installation.

• Problems with Adobe Acrobat in Windows XP VM

  I use Parallels 3 for quite some time and try Fusion 2.0.1 today to see if I wanted to spend (on Mac OS X 10.5.5).) I converted my current Windows XP Parallels 3 VM, which seemed to work great, except that I'm having some strange problems with Adobe Acrobat (7.1.0 Professional):

  -First, I opened the VMware Shared Folders folder, and the first time I open any Microsoft Office program, Windows launches the installer of Windows, says "Please wait while Windows configures Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.1.0," spans about 10-15 seconds, then closes. Again, this happens whenever I start the virtual machine.

  -J' have the VM ready to open Web pages in my Mac browser by default (Camino) - and it seems to work for all programs EXCEPT Acrobat, which opens you click links in Firefox Windows.

  I tried to uninstall and reinstall Acrobat, but of no use and these problems are deal-killers at the moment. (Needless to say that it is not that I see in Parallels, it seems to be specific to the VMware VM behavior.) Someone has an idea of what's happening, or how I might solve this problem?

  Sorry for the inconvenience. The problem with Thinprint/Acrobat has been resolved internally and should be available in the next version of the Fusion (before ask you, I'm not allowed to say exactly when it will be).

  On the question of the link, some programs do not obey the default mechanism for opening URLS and do their own thing. For example, Office is one, if we work around it. This version of Acrobat may be another, I'll ask someone to look at it.

• Problem with Adobe Acrobat Reader

  Could not get in any of my billing statements to view and pay bills online as I used to before 1 July 2016.  Just get a message that says...! There is a problem with Adobe Acrobat/Reader. If this is the case, please exit and try again - 15:3.  I did it several times and I still can't get in the display instructions to print!

  Hi christinam1427686,

  Could you please tell the operating system that you have-Windows/Mac?

  What version of drive do you have?

  Perform the steps that are given below:

  1. try to deactivate the Mode protected, open Acrobat Reader > Edit > Preferences > Security (Enhanced) > uncheck enable protected at Startup Mode > OK > restart Acrobat

  2. If disabling protected mode does not resolve the problem, try to repair the installation go to help > Repair Installation.

  Let us know if you face any problem.

  Thank you!

  Shivam

• Hi, so I'm having a problem with Adobe Acrobat 10

  Hello

  So I'm having a problem with Adobe Acrobat 10. I backed up the files adobe acrobat and them stored on an external hard drive. When I move the external hard drive to a laptop I can open the acrobat files fine but when I try to open the files of the other laptop I get "Acrobat cannot open"file.pdf"because it is not a type of file supported or because the file has been damaged (for example. He was sent as an attachment to e-mail and has not been correctly decoded). To create an Adobe PDF document, go to the source application. Then print the document in Adobe PDF format.

  Both computers are laptops Toshiba Portege and both computers have Adobe Acrobat Pro 10 installed. I can open the files very well from one, but cannot open the exact same files on the other. I find it very strange. Also, I can plug the external drive into my iMac and open the files well out there and other different Windows computers. It seems that the question is just happening on the computer a laptop. Any ideas for a fix? Thank you.

  For specific laptop - consider making a "repair" (under Acrobat help).

  If that does not then that it would consider uninstall--disable-reinstall-active.

  Still no go? Try:

  Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat cleaning tool - Adobe Labs

  Be well...

• There is a problem with Adobe Acrobat/Reader. If it is running, please exit and try again. (0:521)

  There is a problem with Adobe Acrobat/Reader. If it is running, please exit and try again. (0:521)

  Although I found other discussions in this forum regarding this error - none of the fixes seem to work. I have not found exactly the same error number (0:521), I might need a different fix for this? Has anyone else had the same error?

  Just to note, this seems to be a problem with Internet Explorer 8 on Windows 7 when displaying PDF files 'in the browser"which is using the plugin. Other versions of IE on other machines and FF on the same machine work very well on the same PDF files. It also works if you right-click on the pdf file, download and view it in Acrobat Reader 'locally '.

  Any help greatly appreciated, I'm stumped.

  'Open' Adobe Reader X

  Go to "EDIT".

  Open "Preferences" Ctrl + K

  Open "General".

  Select default PDF Manager

  Select the product of the WAA

  in this case WAA Reader X (10.1.1)

  Apply

  You want to enable blah blah blah YES

  Restart your system blah blah blah YES

  and he worked it at least he did

  a 0:521 on IE9, Windows 7 error

• "Error while interacting with the scanner: the selected scanner was not found." Called brother and my MFC 7360N works very well with other programs to scan - only problem with Adobe Acrobat Pro 11.

  "Error while interacting with the scanner: the selected scanner was not found." Called brother and my MFC 7360N works very well with other programs to scan - only problem with Adobe Acrobat Pro 11.

  Hi davidd67669685,

  Please provide the exact point of the software & OS installed on your system. Also check if it is there any update available for the software after going through "help > check updates.

  Follow this thread to reset the Acrobat preferences:- How to reset preference settings in format Acrobat.

  You can check after connecting this scanner locally to the system if asked its connected on network & then look for the same thing.

  Please refer to this article:- of the troubleshooting tips for scanning questions when using Acrobat

  If the problem persists ask please check with another user account.

  Kind regards

  Christian

• I bought Adobe Acrobat XI Standard for Windows.  I now have an iMAC.  How can I get the download for my iMAC?

  I bought Adobe Acrobat XI Standard for Windows.  I now have an iMAC.  How can I get the download for my iMAC?

  You must run a swap of platform. Serial numbers are platform specific.

  Exchange a product for a different version of the language or platform

  Mylenium

• There is a problem with Adobe Acrobat/Reader. If this is the case, please exit and try again. (0:104)

  There is a problem with Adobe Acrobat/Reader. If this is the case, please exit and try again. (0:104)

  I get this message when I try to open a PDF from a Web page link. When I open the task on the Applications tab Manager, I don't see that adobe Acrobat/Reader listed at all.

  How can I solve this problem?

  I can answer my own question.

  After typing "patch" and read a few threads, I found out how to fix it.

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/4541936#4541936

• Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard vs Windows 7

  When I had an XP system, I bought Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard. I have the serial number for it. The product and serial number are recorded here in my account. I still have the drive to it and the box with the sticker of the series.

  My problem is that whatever it is built for Win XP is not compatible with Win 7 or higher. My new motherboard does not work with Win XP installed -only Win 7 +. Therefore, I can not install this paid version of Adobe Acrobat 8 on my Win 7 system. For the software on the machine in order to upgrade to a newer version of the Web... I can not do so he could see that I had a previous version.

  Y at - it no help for it, or I am just sorry out of luck?

  I guess you're out of luck. Support for Acrobat X (10!) ended last year: Adobe Acrobat X and end Support of Adobe Reader X. Adobe Document Cloud

• Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard in Windows 8

  My Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard version installed in Windows 8, but won't make PDFs from Microsoft Office files.  Most of the other operations are working properly.

  Is there any solution for this?

  The latest version of Acrobat is 11 with the version also announced yesterday. Acrobat 8.1 (i.e. 8.0 with the latest updates) may install and run on WIndows 8.x, but she certainly was not designed for this. In addition, Acrobat 8 integration with office (that is, PDF files part of Office applications) is for versions of Office dating back to when Acrobat 8 was released. The PDFMaker for the Office of Acrobat features are highly dependent on Office version and as a result, you can't wait for Acrobat 8.x to work with any modern version of office (Office 2007 and beyond).

  -Dov

• Problem with Adobe Acrobat Pro XI break with a PDF to fill several pages

  I'm working on a project at work, on a Dell E6420 (Windows 7 Pro, 8 GB of Ram, Adobe Acrobat Pro XI), involving files PDF fillable. This means that a program takes excel data and converts it into several pages of information of fillable PDF to the screen used to auto fill in other servers. The problem is that when we convert about 10,000 rows of data (1000 + pages) the file will convert, but not open. The CPU fan turns, but nothing appears in the Task Manager, no errors are produced, nothing. The cpu hits 100% treatment, the fan turns and then winds down and the file never opens. I know that is not the corruption of data that I can take the same excel file, split in two, convert the two files, and I can open each created PDF file (about 790 pages each) separately. It will not now then, open both files at the same time. We tried this on multiple computers, with more than enough processing power, so we do not think that it is a matter of systems, but a limitation of the Adobe program.

  I researched that Adobe has a 2 GB limit on the size of the file? These files are spell to 790KB - 1000KB in size, but are filled with fields to fill in, so I think it is misleading. Any ideas? I am desperately looking for help on this.

  Here's a solution, and if anyone can explain why, I would like to know if its something Adobe can update/fix.

  By unchecking "Enable Adobe JavaScript" I was able to get the files to open. So, apparently it is a resource or a similar limitation when using Adobe's JavaScript on the forms to fill out? Is turned off, it opens without a problem. Can someone help explain this?

• Is it possible to install Adobe Acrobat XI Standard for Windows on a Mac?

  Dear Acrobat Support team!

  I bought a Fujitsu Scanner with Adobe XI Standard.

  Unfortunately, the software is only for PC and I'm a Mac user. Is it possible for me to use this software or the serial on my Mac key?

  Thank you, ShuretzZ

  Only by running Windows (Boot Camp or Parallels Desktop). You can also buy a copy of Windows 7 or Windows 8.

• Cannot create PDF files with adobe acrobat 8 professional on windows 7

  I ran acrobat 8 Professional on Windows 7 64 bit. I can only create PDF files when you are logged on as administrator. I tried to add the user to the Administrators group, but still have the same problem. The system locks just after adobe promts me to the name of the file, I provided file name, click on save and it crashes when displaying the "" print message "»

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Fernando

  Acrobat 8 Pro is not compatible with Win 7 - especially for the creation of PDF files.

• We have problems with Adobe Acrobat DC - document cloud services and how it relates to the HIPAA.  Everyone is working through these issues?

  We have the Cloud of Document with Acrobat DC services issues.  We are considering turning off the cloud feature to stay in compliance with HIPAA.  Everyone is working through these issues?

  Hi mikem82897618,

  You can view the following link to see what can be done with Adobe Document Services cloud when you work in Acrobat DC:

  Store files online, share & access wherever you are. Adobe Acrobat.com

  Also, visit this link to learn more about how Adobe Document Cloud services comply with HIPAA security standards:

  Signatures digital signatures electronic vs. services of Adobe eSign

  Please specify the same details why you should turn off the cloud feature.

  What and where exactly are you facing trouble?

  Let me know.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria