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Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I open Adobe Acrobat Reader?

  Click "Start," "Computer," double click on your hard drive and open "Program files.". Open the "Adobe" folder, open the folder associated with your Adobe product (such as Acrobat 9.0) and open the "Acrobat" or "Reader" folder. Double click on the .exe program launcher located in the folder.

• How do I install Adobe Acrobat Reader for free?

  Download Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download the Software by clicking on the Download Button. Go to the directory, where your downloaded Installation file has been kept, usually Desktop. Double-Click the Installation File. Let the Setup File install Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer. Restart your computer.

• How to download Acrobat Reader Free?

  It’s very easy to do. Just go visit the official website and download a trial version to get Acrobat Pro for free. The link to download the trial is located near the ‘Buy” button at the top of the page. It’s quite easy. All that you have to do is to visit the official Adobe Acrobat webpage and download a trial version of the software.

• Does Adobe Reader ask for a sign-in to read PDF files?

  Adobe Reader does not ask for a force sign-in to read PDF files. However we recently signed-out users with un-verified Adobe IDs. For such users, we show a sign-in prompt when they launch the application, to let them know that they have been signed out and they can sign back again.

• Does Adobe force sign-in?

  Adobe does force sign-in. But there is a major bug where new Adobe accounts cannot reach the EULA, we have tried with two accounts that years old and they do not present a blank white screen after the login. However new, fully verified accounts always get presented with a blank white screen after inputting the credentials.

• How to open and read Adobe Acrobat Reader DC?

  Open PDF from BROWSER'S downloaded files window/option. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC launches successfully and end-user able to scroll/read. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC launches sucessfully and loads PDF. A few seconds later the "Sign-in" window appears prompting user for credentials.

• Can antivirus software block or interfere with Acrobat?

  Antivirus software can interfere or block the Acrobat executable files like Acrobat.exe, acrotray.exe, acrodist.exe, and more. These executable files reside in the Acrobat folder. Add the executable files path or the Acrobat folder path to the exception list of your antivirus software.