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Hello everyone,
I am having an issue with my Adobe Pro crashing when opening some PDF files.
Troubleshooting I have tried:
Reinstallation of both Creative cloud and adobe acrobat pro
I also rebooted the PC before reinstalling adobe.
Ran sfc /scannow and reboot the device.
Windows update fully patch including Patch Tuesday of OCT 2024
Adobe Pro Fully Patch as well
This is only happening to a single users.
The PDF files are on Sharepoint / One drive this only happens to certain files not all.
I also have copy the PDF from OneDrive to her desktop and try to open it from there and still nothing.
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Hi
Apologies for the problem. can you please share the dumps you have inadditions to the logs so that we can look into the issue
Steps
Thanks
Chetan
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Hello, I ran the dignostic, and follow the steps provided above. When it got time to upload the logs file I wasnt able to. I would go to the path with the logs are store but it wont let me select anything. Do I have to rename or change the file type to PNG or DOCX?
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Hi @CezarCez
incase you are not able to upload then you can manually share the logs with us. in case upload fails then select the zip and share with us. i have messaged you my email privately
thanks
Chetan
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Hello I send the dmp file to your email.
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Hi @CezarCez
can you please send me you email id as i am not able to track the email? you can private mesage me the email id
Thanks
Chetan
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Is there a resolution to this problem?
It appears it has only started to occur with the latest upgrade.
This issue is being seen across multiple users within our office.
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We ran into the same issue on a Windows Server 2019 using Adobe Acrobat Reader 2024.003.20180. We looked at many solutions and finally went nuclear on it. What remove the HKEY_Users\<sid>\Software\Adobe branch from the registry for the user that is having the problem while the user is logged in, but not in Reader. It doesn't seem to be all users.
I know that's a ham-f1sted solution, but it's what I had time for.
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Same here, tried so many settings.
Now i manually deleted the registry "Adobe" branch for some users last week, all these users now have a working Adobe Reader.
I will now do it with some GPO for all users at startup.
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Also having the same issue. It D/Cs and leaves me frustrated for hours. I don't know what to do here. I miss the old version