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This article is for all of you avid Adobe Acrobat users who are looking for a way to turn their documents into digital ones, but are finding that the software may not be working properly. This blog post will help you troubleshoot your problems with Acrobat in order to get it up and running again. However, if you find that the software is still giving you trouble after reading through these troubleshooting steps, maybe it's time to take another look at your computer's settings. If this doesn't fix whatever issues make Adobe Acrobat incompatible with your computer, then it may be time for a fresh install of the program. If you're having issues with Adobe Acrobat, they can most likely be traced back to one of these common problems. Read through the troubleshooting steps to see if any of them work for you. Adobe Acrobat displays an error message that reads "Application cannot start because MSXML3 is not installed properly on your computer. Please reinstall the application to correct this problem." To fix this issue, you'll need to open Internet Explorer and double-click the command prompt icon (the one with the Windows logo). Once the command prompt has opened, type in "msxml3" and hit return. After you've typed in the command, a dialog box should appear. Click "OK" on the dialog box to continue. Sometimes you can fix this issue by going back into some of the browser's settings and select "Allow Blocked Objects" from the left-hand side of the screen. If this doesn't work, it's also recommended that you reinstall MSXML 3.0 for good measure. Adobe Acrobat won't let me connect to a website or PDF file I have access to. In order to be able to open your PDF file, your computer must have Adobe Reader installed on it. If you don't have Adobe Reader installed on your computer, download the software right here. If this still isn't working, you can try disabling your Anti-Virus and Firewall to see if that helps. If it's still giving you trouble, try going through a process of elimination where you start uninstalling programs one by one until the program works. Adobe Acrobat is displayed with a grey screen and is not responding / I'm getting an error message that reads "Could not complete your request because of a program error." This issue may occur due to the fact that Adobe Acrobat was left running overnight and ran out of memory resources. If this is the case, you'll need to close the program and restart it as usual. The software should run now. Adobe Acrobat will not launch correctly stating that the "Adobe PDF plug-in for Firefox has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience." Go to your Firefox settings (a button with three horizontal lines) in your toolbar's dropdown menu. Click on Add-ons, then choose Plugins on left hand side of screen that pops up. Make sure Adobe PDF plugin is ticked then click Disable for this Site on right hand side of screen. Go back to Acrobat and try again (click Cancel). cfa1e77820
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