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If the product is not found, then Acrobat/Reader is cleaned from the default installation location at ProgramFilesFolder Adobe Acrobat. folder. The user is also given an option to select and add any other additional installation.

Adobe Acrobat Is Not Opening

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I've downloaded a free trial for Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2015 using Creative Cloud, however whenever I try opening the app it takes forever to load, and it will then pop up the notice: 'Adobe Premiere Pro could not find any capable video play modules. Please update your video display drivers and start again.'


I've tried restarting my laptop, uninstalling and reinstalling both creative cloud and premiere pro but still the same problem. I have updated my Macbook to the latest software possible as well.

MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X El Capitan (10.11.4)

Posted on May 11, 2016 3:40 AM

Problem

When using Internet Explorer to open a PDF document you receieve the following error:

Pc Acrobat Dc Not Opening

Adobe Acrobat does not support Internet Explorer’s Enhanced Protection Mode (EPM). Either install the latest version of Adobe Reader or disable EPM in Internet Explorer.

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Solution

This issue is generally caused when an older version of Adobe Acrobat (the PDF creating software) is installed.

Because the version of Adobe Acrobat is older, it does not support the EPM security feature in Internet Explorer 10 and later.

Solution 1 – update Adobe Acrobat

Update the version of Adobe Acrobat.

If it is a moderately modern version of Acrobat the update will hopefully include support for Internet Explorer’s EPM security feature.

Solution 2 – disable opening PDF files in the browser

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This solution involves changing the Adobe Acrobat settings so that the PDF files do not open in the browser window.

Depending on your browser the PDFs made automatically open in their own window or the download option may appear.

  1. Open Adobe Acrobat
  2. Click on the ‘Edit’ menu then ‘Preferences’
  3. Click on ‘Internet’ on the side bar
  4. Under ‘Web Browser Options’ untick ‘Display PDF in browser’
  5. Click ‘OK’ to save the changes.

Solution 3 – use Adobe Reader as your default PDF software

The solution to to make sure the latest version of Adobe Reader is installed and then set Adobe Reader to be the default program for PDF files. This way when you open PDF files from Internet Explorer, the latest version of Adobe Reader will handle the file – which supports the EPM security feature.

To set Adobe Reader as the default program you will need administrator rights on the computer. The steps below show how to do this:

  1. Open Adobe Reader
  2. Click on the ‘Edit’ menu then ‘Preferences’
  3. Click on ‘General’ on the side bar
  4. Click on the button ‘Select Default PDF Handler’.
  5. Click on the drop down box and select ‘Adobe Reader …’
  6. Click on ‘Apply’ and then ‘OK’ to exit out the dialogs
  7. PDF files will now open in Internet Explorer, using Adobe Reader.