Adobe Acrobat Pro crashing before converting 100 docx to pdf - thoughts?

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February 29, 2024
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Has anyone had success converting hundreds or thousands of docx files to pdf? I am amazed that I cannot get through even 100. Is this because it is Windows 11? Something else? Thanks.

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This is not a relevant link and Task Manager has not shown any redlining for memory, disk, or CPU. It could be a memory leak, I guess, but I am not seeing evidence of that other than the point of failure is highly variable and not specific to the document being converted.

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Is it the 32 bit or 64 bit version of Acrobat? I used to run out of memory with Acrobat Pro 32 bit when converting large numbers of files. This isn't a Windows 11 issue, at least for me, as I have converted over a thousand documents in one session without problems. Are the files primarily vector, as in text, or are there raster elements?

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32bit Adobe Acrobat Pro 2020 (updated to latest) with 32GB of RAM.

Vector content only (docx with virtually no images).

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