Windows Update: Like mentioned at the start, Windows Updates are the main culprit why Adobe Reader doesn’t work properly and crashes.This layer of security sometimes doesn’t work and causes the reader not to load PDF’s. Protected mode: The protected mode in Adobe adds an additional layer of security to your reader.This is very common and is usually fixed through reinstallation and deleting the residue files.
Corrupted Installation: There are some cases where the installation of Adobe reader has become corrupt.That will at least tell you whether the problem is specific to Internet Explorer or if the problem is somewhere else such as Windows, Internet Explorer, or a conflict with some other software on your computer. If your problem still persists, try using a different Web browser as Chrome or Firefox to see if it works better there. The above solutions have fix the problem in almost 100% of the cases where I have experienced this problem. Uncheck the first check box which says "Display PDF in browser", click OK and close Acrobat Reader.Click Tools, Preferences and then on the Internet category.I often use this fix when I don't have the option of doing the above solution (example: at a clients site): If the problem persists, I another less ideal solution that works very often is to simply instruct Internet Explorer to open PDF files in their own window. Solution #2: Disable Adobe Acrobat Integration in Internet Explorer Re-install it from the Adobe website at.Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you click on a link to a PDF file in Windows Internet Explorer and nothing happens? While I am not sure what causes this problem, here are a few solutions that will get you back in business, Solution #1: Re-install Adobe Acrobat (Windows PC)
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