Acrobat Pro X combine context menu is present, it's just blank.

[James Love]

The right-click context menu to combine files was available two days ago at the latest.  When I tried to use it today, the placeholder is there, but there is no text.  The entry still functions as intended, it's just annoying.  See the pic.

Any thoughts? <edit> I've done an uninstall/reinstall, manually registered the .dll, and done inverted jumping jacks, all to no avail.

[TanMan1217]

RK97 Ah, I see. You unregistered Google Drive's context menu but never registered it again. Not what I wanted. Uninstalling Google Drive and reinstalling it got everything working again.

[BGMcoder]

The fix that SolidVolume presented is a good workaround.  It works on my system and leaves me with both Google Drive and Acrobat installed properly.  I have Acrobat 9 and Windows 7 Pro 64.  However, I use FreeCommander, and to see the effect there, I had to restart FreeCommander.

Also, I used FileMenuTools instead of CCleaner to disable the context menu items.

Note there are several places to disable GDContextMenu and you probably should disable them in all the places:

• All File Types
• Directories
• Shortcuts

[austin.t]

Worked for me, thanks!

[wordsmeet]

I found your solution quite helpful. Adobe's workarounds (registering the Adobe context menu .dll file) don't work for a simple reason, I believe.

CCleaner>Tools>Startup>Context Menu shows that the two Google Drive context menu items are called “contextmenu64.dll”, exactly the same as Adobe Acrobat's ContextMenu64.dll. I suspect Windows has to activate one and disable the other.

Google has highly-paid but dumb-as-a-rock engineers in its midst.

[nathsmet]

After I tried most of the other proposed solutions this was the one that made it all work! The problem was also solved when I installed a trial of Acrobat DC but as it was a trial it was not solving the problem for good with Acrobat X pro.