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_User888
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July 20, 2021
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Adobe Acrobat Pro 64 Bit — Windows 11

  • July 20, 2021
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I understand Windows 11 will no longer support 32bit applications. I assume Adobe will have to get on this pretty quick, or maybe not?

    Correct answer try67

    You can already get it, here: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/download-64-bit-installer.html

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    Adil28029555wa7p
    Participant
    January 20, 2023

    Yes, You're right.

    R
    Rune5CCE
    Participating Frequently
    June 9, 2022

    We also need it to be able to get Acrobat Standard/Professional 64 bit through Creative Cloud Desktop, so that thousands of our users don´t need to contact admin. We need 64 bit Acrobat to av 64 bit Adobe PDF pluging for 64 bit MS Office 365.

    What´s also is important, is that Acrobat 32 bit won´t access enough memory when opening PDF´s containing DWG-drawings with thousands of objects and comments.

    I find it extremely strange that Adobe so abviously are ignoring the need for 64 bit.

      Amal.
      Community Manager
      Amal.Community Manager
      Community Manager
      June 10, 2022

      Hi there

       

      Please go through the help page https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/download-64-bit-installer.html and see if that works for you.

       

      Regards

      Amal

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      Rune5CCE
      Participating Frequently
      June 14, 2022

      We need it to be distributed through Creative Cloud Desktop, so that users don´t need to have someone with admin-rights to install it.

        T
        Test Screen Name
        Legend
        July 20, 2021

        "I understand Windows 11 will no longer support 32bit applications. " 

        No, that is completely untrue. (According to Microsoft's currently understood plans).

        There will not be a 32-bit version of Windows 11, but that is not relevant.

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          _User888Author
          Inspiring
          June 14, 2022

          I'm not sure where you got your information but Windows 11 now only supports 64 bit CPU.

          T
          Test Screen Name
          Legend
          June 14, 2022

          It may be that you don't understand that a 64-bit system can run 32-bit applications. This seems to be the root of the original message and recent attempts to disagree (which don't actually disagree). 

          try67
          Community Expert
          try67Community ExpertCorrect answer
          Community Expert
          July 20, 2021

          You can already get it, here: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/download-64-bit-installer.html

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            _User888Author
            Inspiring
            July 20, 2021

            Thank you try67! This is the kind of information/posts that are helpful. I appreciate this.

             

            Is this x64 version a full upgrade or should we uninstall the older Pro version?

            try67
            Community Expert
            try67Community Expert
            Community Expert
            July 20, 2021

            You need to uninstall the older version first, I believe.

            Amal.
            Community Manager
            Amal.Community Manager
            Community Manager
            July 20, 2021

            Hi there

             

            Hope you are doing well and sorry for the trouble.

             

            Acrobat DC 64-bit for Windows is available in the following geographies - Australia, NewZealand, and the UK. Gradually, the 64-bit application will be available in more geographies.

             

            For more information please check the help page - https://helpx.adobe.com/reader/system-requirements.html

             

            Hope this information will help

             

            Regards

            Amal

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            Rune5CCE
            Participating Frequently
            March 23, 2022

            When will Acrobat 64 bits be available for Norway throug Creative Cloud Desktop..?

            Why don´t Adobe have a public schedule with releasedates, so that companies can plan ahead..?

            What´s also missing is public schedule that shows all past and som future release dates and versions for Adobe PDF printerdriver, that is distributed through the Adobe Acrobat DC-installer.

            Adobe could spare their private and enterprise customers a lot of Google-time by maintaining some public roadmaps about future releases...

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