I ran the Adobe Cleaner Tool, restarted the PC, then downloaded and installed the Reader version given above. I ran all the steps in the assumed answer. I found another Question on the Forum related to this called "DC Reader only run as a background process", but it is only "Assumed Answered". ![]() I am running Adobe Acrobat Reader DC version 2018.011.20035 on Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit. If I continue to double-click PDF files, 2 processes of Reader start for each file clicked and the processes appear in the "Background processes" list, but Reader doesn't open or display any documents. But if I close Reader, then when I double-click a PDF file, Reader does exactly as first described above. If I manually start Reader, then Task Manager shows it in the "Apps" list, and when I double-click a PDF file, it opens and displays the document normally. If I click "End task" on either process, both stop. ![]() ![]() It shows as "Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (32)". Task Manager does not show it in the "Apps" list, but instead shows it twice in the Background processes list. When I double-click a PDF file, Reader DC does not appear to start.
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