#Acrobat reader crashes windows 10 pdf#
#Acrobat reader crashes windows 10 install#

I don't think this is a problem with Windows 10 as I have had this issue before in windows 7 as well. I have UN-installed dc and re-installed it and still same problem. Ensure that only one version of Adobe is installedДҐ. I have a user that is testing out windows 10 and Acrobat DC keeps crashing when saving a.pdf. Ensure only the latest version is installed.Д¤. Uninstall all versions of Adobe Acrobat if multiple versions are installed.

This should force IE, and the Perceptive Content Client, to render the PDFs using the Adobe Reader DLL files instead of the Adobe Acrobat Pro DLL files.ДЈ.

#Acrobat reader crashes windows 10 pdf#

Enable the add-on for Adobe PDF Reader if it's not already enabled. My Pictures Acrobat Reader 5.0 My Music My Computer Windows Explorer My Network Places Microsoft Office Access 2003 Control Panel Connect 10 Microsoft. Open IE and go to Tools > Manage Add-ons > All add-ons > Disable any add-on for Adobe Acrobat Pro. Make sure to close the first item before disconnecting from Perceptive Content.Дў. The UI had major changes with the introduction of Acrobat DC in 2015, which supports Windows 7 and later, and OS X 10.9 and later. Following the introduction of Document Cloud, was discontinued as their features were integrated into the desktop and mobile apps. While the PDF document is minimized, Perceptive Content should be able to open other PDFs as expected without any issues. In addition, 'Reader' was renamed back to 'Acrobat Reader'. Adobe Systems Inc.'s Acrobat Reader for DOS 1.0, which lets users view, navigate. Open a pdf document and leave it open, minimize the viewer windows, then open workflow items that need to be viewed. With Visual Numerics Inc.'s PV- Wave Personal Edition for Windows. Multiple workarounds may need to be attempted before the issue is resolvedДЎ. If the resolution above is not an option please see below additional available workarounds.

#Acrobat reader crashes windows 10 install#

The best/most successful solution to date is to uninstall Adobe Reader DC and install an alternative PDF viewer such as Adobe Reader XI, PDFXchange, or Foxit. This is a known issue with Adobe DC (Adobe decided to change the way it works when opening PDFs through a command line and this is why Perceptive Content stops responding). In Windows 10 environments, attempting to load a PDF in the Perceptive Content Client Viewer may cause the client to crash.