Change the extension to ".bat", then save.Just wanted to add this neat trick to easily and quickly kill any process on your system without using "Task Manager" all the time, all with a double click on the desktop.
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Then find a reputable PDF print driver online as, primoPDF or cutePDF writer, install it (say NO to toolbars) and use the replacement instead. If this acrotray is a huge issue with your computer (as it also seems to hog resources at times), then remove it from Windows start-up (msconfig or use CCleaner tools), then go into "C:/program files (x86)/Adobe/Acrobat 10.0/Acrobat/acrotray.exe (it has an ugly exclamation mark icon) and rename it, like "acrotray(DISABLED).exe". If you have the Adobe print driver, acrotray.exe is what runs it and the Adobe PDF print driver won't work without it. I found this was the culprit to my Adobe freeze issues. When acrotray.exe does not automatically deactivate and I try to shut down windows, I get a pop-up error. This program then stays on and if it does not deactivate it can freeze my Acrobat X for a few seconds. Sometimes it activates when opening a PDF document, mostly when I am using the Adobe print driver (from any application) to convert a document to PDF.
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When I deactivate this program from Start Task Manager (Windows), my Adobe software works fine. This is used to create PDF files, such as in your print selection. Here is something that may fix some of the freeze issues. None of these changes have any effect on my problem. Further disabled everything in advanced settings under Windows Integration. Many of the comments on this sort of problem suggest security settings might be an issue.I have tried disabling Enhanced security, disabling "automatically trust sites from my Win OS security zones", disabling "verify signatures when the document is opened", disabling "load security settings from a server", also done "clear remembered account information" for LiveCycle Rights Management. Even if I already have Acrobat open, opening a new file causes the same behavior. scrolling) for a few seconds, and then becomes completely unresponsive for 10-15 seconds, and then is usable again. I've been having this problem for several versions of Acrobat Pro.įrequently, when I open a PDF, Acrobat shows the document and is responsive to user action (e.g. Running Acrobat 10.1.2 on a fully-patched Windows 7/64 Bit system (Office 2010/32 bit). I believe my issue may be the same as or similar to, but I'm not able to post to that forum. Transferring this discussion from another forum.
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