

After downloading, right-click and select "run as administrator." Assuming it is working properly, you can then download and apply the latest cumulative patch (the built-in updater won't give you anything): Adobe - Adobe Reader : For Windows : Adobe Reader 11.0.16 update - All languages. Because system requirements change with each software update, see the Release Notes for your software version for the latest information on supported operating systems and browsers. Then go to Adobe - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Distribution (for full offline installers), enter Windows 7 as your operating system in Step 1, and select Reader 11.0.10 in Step 3. Adobe Reader XI These system requirements are for Adobe Reader XI software, v11.0. If you are determined to run unsupported software, I would first run AcroCleaner for 10.x and later (or 9.x as the case may be), if you haven't already done so: Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool - Adobe Labs.

(Nevertheless, the Firefox plugin checker incorrectly states that it is outdated.) It so happens that I have a 32-bit Vista PC, and I am using Reader XI, even though it never officially supported Vista - in fact I applied the latest 11.0.16 patch yesterday.
ADOBE READER FOR WINDOWS VISTA DOWNLOAD PDF
Probably most people running Vista are now using other PDF readers such as Sumatra or Foxit. It is therefore not surprising that Vista and Reader X are no longer mentioned at the download site. Believe it or not, I still use Windows Vista, and I dont want to hear how its bad or how much you hate it. moved from Installing, Updating, & Subscribing to Acrobat to Acrobat Reader There is no version of Vista, and the XP version does not work with Vista. The last Adobe Reader product that officially supported Vista was Reader X, but Adobe ended support for Reader X six months ago: End of support for Acrobat X and Reader X. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Install for all versions untick any unwanted tag-along-ware. Did you use the AcroCleaner removal tool when you uninstalled Reader?

You should've ignored the Firefox plugin checker.
