No dictionaries were found...

[jone5753251]

Whenever I type a character (whether in Edit PDF or comment), I get a popup error saying "No dictionaries were found. your installation might be corrupted." When I close the popup, the rest of the session runs fine, and I don't get the error message until the next time I start a session and try to type something. I have run the repair tool from the installation software, and it didn't fix this error.

Any idea how to fix this?

[Alibaba Barber]

That worked for me.  Thank you

[maria23558598a9ek]

Grazie, ha funzionato

[jimbo-texas]

To whomever posted the "Security (Enhanced)" procedure, IT DOES NOT WORK! As soon as Protected Mode is re-enabled, the dictionary disappears again. It's beyond ridiculous.

The better solution is to turn off "Protected Mode" in "Security (Enhanced)" but make sure you use a reputable Antivirus program that can do the job that Adobe can't do correctly.

[Jeff33723940cznh]

Same here. I followed the instructions turning off Protected Mode and it worked. Then, when I re-enabled Protected Mode, I got the same "No dictionaries were found. Your installation might be corrupted" error message.

Annoying. I guess I'll keep protected mode turned off.

[wdburgdorf]

I replied this last year: 

For me all is good while "Run in AppContainer" is off. Makes half sense, because dictionaries are probably not in that container. Protected Mode can stay on. 

Does it not work for you with AppContainer unchecked?

[ReflectedGod]

This was the right solution for me. Once I unchecked 'Run in AppContainer', I was able to open the Options → Spelling menu and see the installed dictionaries. And the dictionary error stopped appearing 🙂

[sawad]

THanks for the help.

[BobbyR77]

Go to Edit

:  Click Preferences 

:  Click Security ( Enhanced ) 

 :   Uncheck "Run in AppContainer"

:   Restart Adobe 

[JR Boulay]

[MOVED TO THE ACROBAT DISCUSSIONS]