Acrobat Reader

We need to be able to open files from SharePoint 365 in Acrobat DC. I had it working so it would open in Adobe in browser (document cloud) and clicking on Open in the Desktop App button would open it in Acrobat.  Though not preferred, it would be acceptable.  It worked for a day, now we are getting "There was an error opening this document. The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect."  when Acrobat opens. Any ideas on how do I get this working? Thanks,PJ

Hallo liebe Community.Mein Upgrade Download bleibt bei 90% stehen und es geht nie weiter. Wie kann ich das Problem lösen?

I had a few frustrating attempts at installing reader bythe normal way (download the small installer). A few times it froze on the 90% mark.   I tried running it as administrator, and got a checkmark to let me know it was finished.But then clicking on the icon (or running from command line) did not produce anything.    Some of the other programs worked - e.g. accept the license.   But I found this link:https://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/It downloads the whole program and then installs it.   And it works. 🙂 🙂 🙂 

When trying to open some .pdf files I get the error ".PDF viewer required to view this document" I have updated version of .pdf reader. 

Hello, when I want to open a password protected pdf, the password input window always opens in the background. Where can I set that the password input window opens in the foreground? So I don't need to search for it.

Good Morning, I have about 1400 workstations (out of 14k) that are curently out of compliance and running older versions of Acrobat Reader. Does Adobe Acrobat Reader auto update without launching the reader or do you have to run reader first for the updates to be applied. I have also seen that the Updater in the Task Scheduler is set but have never run. What causes this?  Might have more questions once these are answered. I am using SCCM / MECM also.

Please wait while document is prepared for reading... I got this message after I assembled some documents I have a brand new MacBook Air M2 chip 16G RAM so speed is not a problem.....I found the fix in (MAC) Preference>Reading>Screen Reader>click only change to visible pages. Click ok.

Hi Adobe Team,                                  I have been struggling a lot to enable Thumbnail preview for PDF files on my laptop running on Windows 10. I have tried everything available on net. Please help urgently. I am an avid ebook reader and cant live without ebooks. Sachin Kumar,

How do I change my settings that when I receive an adobe document I do not have to download it first.

I keep getting error message whenever I want to open PDF file from a Read-Only (undeletable) partition of a USB Flash Drive. However, I can open the PDF when its copied normally to the USB Drive or CD partition. Somehow the PDF reader can not open the PDF files when its made in a read only partition.  Does it make sense? I hope you know how to fix this?  

Suddenly when I try to use Acrobat reader (on my desktop Mac), a pop-up window requires me to sign into a Microsoft account.  I never had, used a MS account on my Mac, but I do have a Microsoft account on a different Win10 PC.  When I try to sign in with my current Microsoft account, I get an error message and I can't go any further.  However, I can't close out the error message.  I have to Force Quit Acrobat.  So now I can't open PDFs.  If I attempt to re-launch the application by double-clickin on a PDF file, the app launches but then goes unresponsive.  How can I fix this.

I need to use 32 bit Reader to launch PDF function in some software, I also need to install my 64 bit Pro DC to edit PDFs. When I install Pro DC, it will automatically upgrade 32 bit into 64 bit. And I can't install the 32bit after it's upgraded to 64 bit. it says you've already installed the software. Is there a solution for this? 

Unable to complete 'tool component' download for editing text in a document. The download is ok up to 90% then freezes and won't complete the download..

Hi All, As the title says, I am wondering if the tools that are shown in the floating toolbar--referred to as the 'quick actions' toolbar in the settings--can be customized? I cannot seem to find any way to do so. What I would like is to add the "change color" tool to the floating toolbar when a highlight is selected, though in general I would like to have more options. This webpage (https://helpx.adobe.com/au/acrobat/using/commenting-pdfs.html)--which claims to apply to Acrobat 2020 and DC--hows that the change color tool already exists in this toolbar, but I am trialing Arcobat Pro 2020 and in the attached image you can see that it does not exist. Thoughts? Thank you in advance for your time. Tony 

I am experiencing the error message "There was an error opening this document. Access denied" in adobe when opening SOME PDF from the network.  I emphasized some as other files in the folder open properly.  The files I cannot open, do not show a security tab when I click properties.  However, the folder is set to inherit permissions from the parent.  Other files in the folder open fine and I can see their properties. The original file creator can open the file as well as handful of users, while other can not (it is not an NTFS permission issue)If I copy the file to my local computer, it opens fine.If I turn off Enable Protected Mode at Startup, it opens fine from the networkOther files created on the same day by the same user open fine for me and other usersThe network locations are in my trusted site GPO and I have also manually entered them into Adobes trust security zones.Removing and reinstalling adobe reader does not work.  The file will not

Hi all,I'm trying to troubleshoot why  the "latest" version of Extended Asian Font Pack (19.021.20058) does not detect the latest version of Adobe Reader DC deployed by my organization (2020.006.0042). The error message that I receive is: Property(N): LP_ERROR_NOREADER = This installer requires Adobe Acrobat Reader DC installed on your system. Please install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC before running this installer.ThanksMarc

Published the Adobe Acrobat Reader DC in Company Portal using Intune/Endpoint but failing install for users. Getting the following from Intune logs -  Error code: 0x80070005 Access is denied. When trying to install manually it seems it triggers UAC asking for Admin credentials which is probably why its failing?Similar post from someone but no solution:https://www.reddit.com/r/Intune/comments/qkf2ww/deploying_an_app_and_getting_access_is_denied/

HelloThere was an error opening this document. There was a problem reading this document (57)

Adobe Reader X 10.1.1 is not working correctly on my computer which is running Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3. I have several symptoms.1. If I am able to open a pdf file on my hard drive I get this error message:   “Verify operation failed.”    I hit OK and can read the document fine.2. Many pdf files on my hard drive will not open. I get the error message:   “There was an error opening this document. There was a problem reading this document (57).”    I doubt the document is corrupt because I can email them to my coworkers and they can open it.3. I can open any document inside of Internet Explorer 8. I get the error message:   “There is a problem with Adobe Acrobat/Reader. If it is running, please exit and try again (0:104)”    It wasn’t running and trying again won’t help. Usually I download the file and try to open it and if I can't I email to a co-worker and continue on. But now I need to fill out a

I'm having issues with some computers that we have uninstalled Adobe Reader X and installed the latest Adobe reader DC.   Error reads.  There was an error opening this document.  There was a problem reading this document (57). I have repaired, uninstalled reinstalled.  ran the Adobe cleanup utility, reboot, reinstall.I have deleted registry key hkey local user/softwear/adobe/ version 10 folder. I'm not finding much useful data on this and looking for a solution before we have to simply reimage these pc's.  Computers that have not had Adobe Reader X previously installed do not have this issue leading me to think it is something residual.

I have been using Acobat X Pro for many years. Recently I tried to install Acrobat Reader DC and it removed Acrobat X Pro from pdf file association without any notification. I uninstalled Acrobat Reader DC but still cannot restore my pdf file association to Acrobat X Pro.I have committed to never install Acorbat Reader again on this laptop but how do I restore pdf file association to Acrobat X Pro?

I'm not sure what happened with the newest update, however, it now takes up to 10 minutes to save one file onto my computer.  Is there an internal issue that I need to resolve?  I don't think there is because prior to the latest update I never had an issue to with Reader.  Now, it is one of those programs I dread to use, and unfortunately, I spend almost $70 per month on Adobe products so I'm kind of stuck using it as my default.  Any help available?

Hi,A few months ago I've set up the SharePoint workspace for a Shared Review. Everything was working ok. I was able to send documents for shared review.2 weeks ago I wanted to send a document but I've received a popup window with this message "The Shared Folder Location provided is not valid. Click OK and check the Status field for more information".I didn't provide any changes on the SharePoint Online.Reinstallation didn't help.I also used Adobe Cleaner and I've tried to set up again but still the same error.Can anyone help?Jaroslaw

OS: Windows 10 Pro 64bit 21H2 OS Build 19044.1806Adobe Acrobat Reader DC version:2022.001.20142 64bitwhile opening a pdf file with a form inside, the adobe reader just crashes, the file cannot be opened.  with windows logs as below: Faulting application name: Acrobat.exe, version: 22.1.20142.0, time stamp: 0x629be4f9Faulting module name: ucrtbase.dll, version: 10.0.19041.789, time stamp: 0x2bd748bfException code: 0xc0000409Fault offset: 0x000000000007286eFaulting process id: 0x3268Faulting application start time: 0x01d88b874719a3b7Faulting application path: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\Acrobat.exeFaulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\System32\ucrtbase.dllReport Id: e433fe28-2692-4c29-8634-2861757fe81bFaulting package full name:Faulting package-relative application ID:

Hi there,Can someone help me to bring my needs done? I want to disable Fast Find in Acrobat Reader DC by GPO.There is a link that explains this, but it does not work ADOBE Reader DC Disable "enabler fast find" - Adobe Support Community - 13022240 Thanks for your help