Acrobat Reader

Hello folks, Does anyone know why Adobe Acrobat Reader is so *incredibly* slow & keeps hanging please?I keep getting the 'not responding' message; have to close it down & try again.Documents load *really* slowly, if at all!I have a fast PC with 16GB of memory, so that shouldn't be the problem... Any ideas on speeding it up please?Maybe Adobe you coudl do so?! 

Since the release 24.003.20054, Adobe Reader is AGAIN running slow again opening documents Does anyone know why Adobe Acrobat Reader is so *incredibly* slow & keeps hanging please?I keep getting the 'not responding' message; have to close it down & try again.Documents load *really* slowly, if at all!I have a fast PC with 32 GB of memory, so that shouldn't be the problem... The previous 'fix' at here no longer works !!Any ideas on speeding it up please?

 I've been trying to render this video for the last 10–40 hours. I've switched between software and hardware encoding, restarted the application multiple times, cleared the cache, and tried every possible fix I could think of. But every time I render, there's still a random 1–2 frame glitch somewhere in the video. This isn't the first time I've run into this issue either. I'm honestly so frustrated at this pointI have no idea what's causing it.

I uploaded a PDF to Virustotal to make sure it had no malware. NO vendors flagged it as malicious. However, the PDF file contacted a certain URL that is flagged as malicious by 2/91 vendors: dunamis-ethos508-prod-va6-856defacfb833db1[.]elb[.]us-east-1[.]amazonaws[.]com This URL appears to have once been used by scammers in a “domain fronting” scheme that blended  malicious traffic within legitimate cloud service communications, which might be why the 2 vendors flagged the URL as malicious. The URL in question seems to be tied to two other domains that I believe are legitimate Adobe domains: cc-api-data[.]adobe[.]ioethos[.]dunamis[.]ethos508-prod-va6[.]ethos[.]adobe.net If you look at the SSL reports below, they all connect to the very same IP addresses.https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=cc-api-data.adobe.io https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=ethos.dunamis.ethos508-prod-va6.ethos.adobe.net https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=dunamis-ethos508-prod-va6-8

This is a con job. How do I stop this? I cancelled well before free trial ended and you have drawn down and have ripped me off

Whilel I am able to download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, it will not install on my computer. Need a fix for this.

Has the text-box tool that used to be in the 'Fill & Sign' panel been removed? I haven't been able to find it since the update, it's very frustrating.I'm running the full version of Acrobat DC. I know I can go into the Edit Page tab and sometimes I'm able add text boxes, depending on how the document is formatted (but not always). But this is not what I'm wanting to do. How do I find the olod tool I was familiar with?

I cannot create a PDF from scanner. I think it may be related to the latest MAC OS upgrade to 26.5.1 I get the first screen where I can select a scanner. I have a Brother and an HP scanner. Selecting either one gives the same result. When I click the Scan button a new window is opened but it is grayed out. It is blank except the Hide Detail, Overview and Scan (all grayed out)

I have installed Adobe acrobat reader on my Mac. When no PDF files are open, I see it automatically opens a “welcome” screen, the default page being the Recent tab. This tab contains advertisements which I don’t like so I would like to hide this tab or perhaps the whole default screen When acrobat reader launches. Can I find a setting to do that in the preferences? Architecture: x86_64Processor: IntelBuild: 25.1.20643.0AGM: 7.1.17CoolType: 10.0.7JP2K: 4.0.2.54782

Hi,I have tried using the assistant but it wasn’t very helpful in this instance.We have multiple RDS hosts and user will report that Adobe has crashed.It produces an error "Something went wrong - A running instance of Acrobat has caused an error". I have created a DMP file I would like to submit to support but I am unable to find how to do this.Is someone able to point me in the right direction? Or I can provide a link to the DMP file if someone on here is able to review it.TIA.Rob

I have tried several times now to install an update to Acrobat (64-bit) on my Microsoft Surface Pro.  The update keeps failing with the following error" error 1402.could not open key: hkey_local_machine32\software\microsoft\internet explorer\main\featurecontrol\feature_browser_emulation This is odd for a couple of reasons:1) Internet Explorer is no longer installed on the tablet.2) When I look in REGEDIT, there is a "hkey_local_machine", but not "hkey_local_machine32".

Problem Description: I'm in "Single Page View," have "Enable Scrolling" unchecked in the View menu, but scrolling with the mousepad still jumps to the next page, unlike keyboard navigation. Steps to Reproduce:Open any PDF.Go to View > Page Display > Single Page View.Go to View > Page Display and ensure Enable Scrolling is UNCHECKED.Attempt to scroll down with the mousepad.Observe that it scrolls to the next page instead of remaining on the current page.Adobe Acrobat Version: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC | Continuous release | Version 2025.001.20467 | 64-bit.Also the "Use mouse wheel to scroll: Single page at a time" preference is no longer present in Edit > Preferences > Page Display in this version. 

OnBase version 24.1.11 uses Adobe Acrobat Reader to display PDF documents. We noticed older PDF versions displayed in OnBase zooms to 170% and staff has to zoom out every time. We’ve tried changing the scaling option under General in adobe acrobat reader and setting the zoom option to fit to page or 100% under the Page Display but it doesn’t seem to work for these older PDF documents in OnBase. Is there any other way to default 100% or fit to page for all PDF documents in OnBase.

I have a few users experiencing issues with acrobat and pro. Where if I have a pdf open that is saved to the c drive. I then attempt to open a pdf from outlook it does not open a second tab with that pdf nor does it open a window with that pdf. The only thing I can see is when I have task manager open there is a instance of acrobat opening in the background processes, but no window gets created for me to see. The strange part is if I have acrobat closed then open a pdf from outlook first. I can then open any number of pdf correctly from any drive or from outlook. It only happens when the user opens a pdf from their c drive first. This issue has persisted through reinstalls of acrobat on multiple different devices. Let me know if I can provide any more information about this issue. The devices are all win 11 most recent updates installed. Most recent version of acrobat/ pro depending on the user. This is also happening on my work device although Idon't use acrobat that much 

Adobe Acrobat Reader – Bug ReportSubject: Access Denied when opening PDF files directly from Google Drive for DesktopEnvironment* Application: Adobe Acrobat Reader (latest version)* Operating System: Windows 11* Storage: Google Drive for Desktop* Google Drive Mode: Streaming (files marked as Available Offline)* Antivirus: Kaspersky Endpoint Security Cloud* Adobe: Updated to the latest available version⸻Problem DescriptionAdobe Acrobat Reader is unable to open some PDF files stored in Google Drive for Desktop.The following error is displayed:“There was an error opening this document. Access denied.”In some attempts Acrobat also displays:“The file path is too long. Specify a shorter file name or save to a location with a shorter path.”⸻Steps to Reproduce1. Install Google Drive for Desktop.2. Configure Google Drive in Streaming Mode.3. Mark the folder as Available Offline.4. Open a PDF stored inside Google Drive using Adobe Acrobat Reader.⸻Expected ResultThe PDF should open normally.⸻Actu

My endpoint security scanner is alerting on a high-severity heap use-after-free vulnerability, CVE-2026-45447, stemming from the embedded OpenSSL cryptographic library (PKCS7_verify() function) inside Adobe Acrobat. Our endpoint currently has Adobe Acrobat Reader Continuous Release (Version 2026.001.21691, 64-bit) installed. According to Adobe Security Bulletin APSB26-63, this update timeline addresses critical flaws, but we require verification on whether this build completely resolves the specific OpenSSL flaw, or if an additional out-of-band update is required. Please provide the exact target patch version alongside any command-line parameters needed to safely push the update across our environment.

This "Ask AI Assistant" box has started popping up at the bottom of the window when viewing a PDF. It has an option to "hide for this session" but how do I turn off permanently? It's just another annoying dialog box filling up my viewing screen

How do I restore the PDF menu bar (File-Edit-View)?     [Thread locked. See last post for reasons.]      

l'appli se bloque avec un écran noir après quelques secondes d'utilisation. Redémarrage, réinstallation, .. rien ne fonctionne. Une solution ?

Hello, My organization has a use case where we need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader and Adobe Acrobat Standard installed simultaneously for certain users. It looks like as of Reader/Acrobat 26.001.21651, the Print dialog in Reader does not display the list of software printers correctly. For example, the Microsoft Print to PDF option prints to a different printer when selected, and shows that other printer’s properties when Properties is clicked. This is the case for all software printers in the list. Physical printers on our print server appear to be unaffected. I did a capture with ProcMon, and it looks like what is happening is Reader is enumerating all of the printers the user has available, but does not list the Adobe PDF Converter that is installed along with Acrobat (it shows up as “Adobe PDF” in the Windows registry and the Procmon log). However, I think although when it filters the name of this printer, it isn’t removing its properties, so those properties ‘roll over’ to the next

When opening some PDF files stored on Onedrive, Adobe Reader (latest version) switches to the Print dialog. The PDF is not opened. If I print and save a new PDF at that point, the new PDF opens. How can this be fixed? 

I have received a PDF file as an attachment to an email and can open and view and print it from within the email but when I save the file to my computer and then try to open the file I get an error message saying that CIDFont+F1 cannot be created or found.  The file opens but the text is just displayed as a series of dots. I have confirmed that I am using the most current version of Adobe Reader. Any advice on what the problem might be and how to resolve would be appreciated.

Having a hell of a time figuring out which installer to use for a 64 bit adobe reader deployment via intune win32 app. I located a good process at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVAADl2J65Y for the 32 bit version, but I cant find an offline 64 bit installer that will let me extract the MSI from it.  Why is this so absurdly challenging?!

Adobe Acrobat Reader has become exhausting and frustrating to use.What was once a simple PDF reader now feels like a bloated platform full of forced features, popups, banners, side panels, auto-opening windows, and promotional messages. Even when I only want to open and read a PDF, I am constantly interrupted.This is not productivity. This is distraction.There are far too many unnecessary settings and integrations that normal users never asked for. The interface is cluttered, confusing, and overloaded. Basic tasks require dismissing multiple UI elements before you can even focus on the document.The software feels intrusive. It pushes upgrades, cloud services, accounts, AI features, and other extras that have nothing to do with reading a PDF.For users who simply need a fast, quiet PDF reader, this experience is unacceptable.Right now Acrobat Reader feels closer to adware than professional software.Many people do NOT want an ecosystem. We do NOT want forced integrations. We do NOT want b

Hi Everyone, I am currently Downloading PDF Files from my Gmail account to my Desktop.Up until today, I was able to Download these files no problem. Today however, everytime that a PDF Files completes downloading from Gmail to my Desktop, Adobe Acrobat Automatically Opens the file on my Computer. This is Driving me MAD! Is there any way to stop this from happening? I've attached a file that I got from a Reddit post - where other people were having this issue.It seems that in the past, that there was a check-box option in Acrobat Reader under Edit -> Preferences -> General  to turn off this annoying features. But this option is missing on my Acrobat Reader.