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Hello,
Since December we are experiencing a problem where the Adobe Reader would Crash randomly on almost every Windows Server 2012 R2 Terminal Server, sometimes we get the error "Acrobat failed to connect to a DDE Server" and somtetimes the application wont kill the process after closing the pdf file.
We Already installed the current Update on our Server
Any help to resolve this would be helpful!
Hi!
The new version of Acrobat and Reader DC is available, please install the latest patch from help menu>select check for updates, reboot the machine and check the functionality.
You may also download and install the latest patch from DC Release Notes — Release Notes for Acrobat DC Products
Thanks,
Anand Sri.
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Are you talking about the free Reader, or Adobe Acrobat?
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about the free Reader
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Hi!
The new version of Acrobat and Reader DC is available, please install the latest patch from help menu>select check for updates, reboot the machine and check the functionality.
You may also download and install the latest patch from DC Release Notes — Release Notes for Acrobat DC Products
Thanks,
Anand Sri.
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Hello,
sorry for the late response, we are still experiencing this issue most of the times the Reader crashes only when opening the first PDF document, every other document works fine after this.
also when opening Documents from Outlook 2010 the reader leads to a crash/no response for 5-10 minutes
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Hi fgdtc​,
We would like to get a performance recording from your system in order to investigate the issue.
We would be using Windows Performance Recorder as a profiling tool to profile the workflow to identify the performance bottleneck. It’s a Microsoft tool to record profiling events. To know about the profiler you can browse through the below links:
This profiler is available at : https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=39982 After Installing the tool.
Regards,
Vinod