Make a folder on C drive "Adobe" download the files to that folder and see if they open. (ONLY IF THE ONLY ABODE YOU'RE USING IS THE READER)ĭownload the files to a new folder on C drive. Then go to C:\Program Files and delete Adobe again, then C:\Program Files (x86) and delete anything Adobe. Then if you know how to open your AppData folders? Open the AppData folders and delete everything that says Adobe (ONLY IF THE ONLY ABODE YOU'RE USING IS THE READER). Un-install use something (Maybe Ccleaner) to clean the registry. If they still do not open then the problem is with the pdf file. It's what I use in Linux, Win 7, Win 8 & Win 10.Īfter you download that and install it see if it will open the. First you can download Foxit the free version does almost everything the paid version of Adobe does. able to advise other option to resolve this issueĪdobe is just such a pain sometimes I never use it. My RAM is 8GBs and I have tested on new laptop but problem persisting. what we have doneġ) uninstall and reinstall Adobe DC reader to latest 2200120117 and I have change from 32bit to 64bits.Ģ) I have untick this following setting at Security (enhanced) > Protected Views, Enabled Protected View from startup, enabled enhanced Security and restart my PC but none of is working well. Very strange case is that one of my user are able to open this PDF while the rest like 5 users include me was not able to do so. Restart the computer but it still getting the same error. On the left select "Internet' > uncheck/unselect "Allow fast web view" On the left select "Documents" uncheck/unselect "Save As optimizes for Fast Web View"Ĥ. I have follow the instruction that you provide earlier :ģ. We have some PDFs that is auto generate by Banks and they have insisted their adobe application has no issue.
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