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I had to re-install Windows 11, 64 bit, on my laptop. I later re-installed Acrobat Pro 64 bit, for which I have a licence, but now I can't get Acrobat to edit any PDF files. When I select "Edit" Acrobat just stops responding. Sometimes, after 10 minutes, if I return to that file then the egg timer has gone away, but as soon as I select another option to do something then the same error appears - "Stopped responding".
I have tried using Acrobat 64 bit and 32 bit, and used the Adobe program that deletes any Adobe application beforehand but nothing works.
Acrobat worked perfectly before I re-installed Windows, and any other programs that I have re-installed are all working perfectly.
Perhaps someone might have an answer to this problem ?
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Hi @Pierre6551
Thank you for reaching out and we are extremely sorry for the inconvenience caused. To troubleshoot and fix the issue, can we please request you for some additional information
Regards,
Ankita
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Hi, thanks for responding. I had to approach Adobe directly, and they informed me that there is a compatability issue between Win 11 Pro and the downloaded version of Adobe Acrobat DC Pro. I have reached an agreement with them and I have a fully licenced version of Acrobat 2020, which is now working perfectly.
Again, thanks for responding to my post.
Best regards, Pierre6551.
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Interesting update.
Tried right clicking on acrobat icon and selected run as administrator. This requested a change to my system which I responded "yes" to.
Acrobat ran without hanging with (not responding) msg.
Now I can click on the Acrobat icon as usual (without selecting run as administrator) and Acrobat starts and runs without hanging
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Have same issue this morning. Adobe Acrobat Standard (64-bit) (Not Responding)
Tried Repair and uninstall/reinstall. Still same issue.
Just updated to Windows 24H2.
Edition Windows 11 Home
Version 24H2
Installed on 12/10/2024
OS build 26100.2605
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.36.0
Apparently this is becoming a known issue per some posts back in Oct. Would like to know status and correction.
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The only way that I have been able to fix this problem was to go to Adobe, who then agreed a cost to buy a lifetime licence for Acrobat 2020 which they support with new updates.
When I downloaded Acrobat 2020 I found that all the problems went away. So although I am not using the very latest version of Acrobat I have an up-to-date version of Acrobat 2020 which works correctly and without crashing my laptop whenever I want to search for a .pdf file.
In fairness to Adobe they have provided a lifetime licence and the fee wasn't too bad, so I am happy with my outcome.
Pierre6551
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