However, I have now dealt with this exact issue on 6 different computers. The other 5 I was able to resolve by going into Adobe; Help option then 'Check for Updates' Once the update completed, I ran repair from control panel; checked for updates again. Then tested. On a few workstations, I found I needed to check for updates from the adobe app and then initiate a repair from within the adobe app itself.
All 6 instances have now been corrected. Adobe support on this forum is non-existent, in my experience. We are left to fend for ourselves. Willing to help anyone else if you can share with me what you have tried and what you have going on.
This did not work for me. after I unclicked the compatibility mode option I opened a file and it was fine but the very next one gave me the message again. For now, I realized that if I open Acrobat and restart it once but then leave the application open and just close the files only it won't give me the message again but since Acrobat just likes to randomly close I still have to restart multiple times a day.
UPDATE: Compatibility solution worked. I unclicked the compatibility mode option and it did not work at first. I ran then ran the compatibility trouble shooter and restarted the computer and have not had the maintenance message come up again! It worked! Just needed some patience and an extra step. Now if I can get the printing to not take an hour to flatten the images I'll be all set. Pretty sure that's just an outlook problem tho. lol
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