I can't download pdf files anymore
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My suggestions would be:
1) Check out if there are any updates to your version.
2) If no updates available, try uninstalling and reinstalling
3) If still facing the problem, try downloading to your hard and then opening.
1) Check out if there are any updates to your version.
2) If no updates available, try uninstalling and reinstalling
3) If still facing the problem, try downloading to your hard and then opening.
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Not wishing to hijack thread, but could also do with advice...
I'm also having problems with .pdf files, although I'm using Adobe 7 free reader. All was fine until it wanted to update itself from 6 to 7. Now, I am unable to view files, either online, or even after downloading to disk.
I have uninstalled it, reinstalled it, uninstalled it and gone back to Version 6. Alas, 6 no longer works!!
It just hangs the pc now. CPU usage shows as 100% even with no other progs running. Only way out is to restart pc - at that stage, a little task manager window pops up and tells me that Adobe isn't responding, and suggests clicking on 'end now'. (But the Adobe isn't showing as running until I begin to shut pc down.....??)
Is it something to do with Adobe overall?? Are there many more cases out there of .pdf files no longer happy in general?
I'm also having problems with .pdf files, although I'm using Adobe 7 free reader. All was fine until it wanted to update itself from 6 to 7. Now, I am unable to view files, either online, or even after downloading to disk.
I have uninstalled it, reinstalled it, uninstalled it and gone back to Version 6. Alas, 6 no longer works!!
It just hangs the pc now. CPU usage shows as 100% even with no other progs running. Only way out is to restart pc - at that stage, a little task manager window pops up and tells me that Adobe isn't responding, and suggests clicking on 'end now'. (But the Adobe isn't showing as running until I begin to shut pc down.....??)
Is it something to do with Adobe overall?? Are there many more cases out there of .pdf files no longer happy in general?
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A short while ago, I tried the suggestion by low'n'fast and, it seems to have worked..!!
I had previously uninstalled Adobe Reader 7 as it was causing problems.
So, I ticked the box as suggested, shut down pc totally (rather than restart), gave it a few minutes to calm down, and then restarted it.
I then installed Adobe Reader 7 (again) and it now seems to open some of the pdf files on the pc.
I've only tried opening a couple of pdf's, one of which was 160 pages long, which opened fine, and it also closed ok. And the pc continues as normal without cpu showing 100% useage.
Definitely worth a go.
Cheers low'n'fast
HJ
A short while ago, I tried the suggestion by low'n'fast and, it seems to have worked..!!
I had previously uninstalled Adobe Reader 7 as it was causing problems.
So, I ticked the box as suggested, shut down pc totally (rather than restart), gave it a few minutes to calm down, and then restarted it.
I then installed Adobe Reader 7 (again) and it now seems to open some of the pdf files on the pc.
I've only tried opening a couple of pdf's, one of which was 160 pages long, which opened fine, and it also closed ok. And the pc continues as normal without cpu showing 100% useage.
Definitely worth a go.
Cheers low'n'fast
HJ
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There was a problem with version 7 and IE that meant it would not open up a pdf file in a browser window if you just clicked the link. If you right clicked anbd did "save target as" then the subsequent file would open ok.
This has now been fixed by version 7.0.5, available for download now.
If your version of Acrobat reader does not update automatically, start the program then do help/check for updates.
This has now been fixed by version 7.0.5, available for download now.
If your version of Acrobat reader does not update automatically, start the program then do help/check for updates.
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Although I subsequently experienced difficulties with .pdf files, I battled on as they no longer seemed to 'hang' the pc. While the cpu would show 100% useage, under windows task manager, I was able to end the process and carry on then - which I previously hadn't been able to do.
On another thread similar problems have been reported.
The suggestion by ExGrunt here links to a solution on the Adobe site.
Once I deleted the temp files, my .pdf's seem to be opening again without causing the cpu to go to 100%. I was quite amazed at the number of temp files it deleted - seemed to take over a minute to delete them..!!
Worth a try.
(Thought I'd mention it here for those who may not have seen the newer thread)
On another thread similar problems have been reported.
The suggestion by ExGrunt here links to a solution on the Adobe site.
Once I deleted the temp files, my .pdf's seem to be opening again without causing the cpu to go to 100%. I was quite amazed at the number of temp files it deleted - seemed to take over a minute to delete them..!!
Worth a try.
(Thought I'd mention it here for those who may not have seen the newer thread)