#Edge closes after opening install
#Edge closes after opening Patch

I had previously tried deleteing - re-installing Adobe Reader DC, tried to install older version of reader, turned off Protected Mode, turned off firewall, turned off virus software, searching and signing the EULA file, clicking on 'help' during the 10 seconds, clicking on 'repair installation' during the 10 seconds, clicking on 'Check for updates'. I wish you luck! Let me know if this works for you !! ~jc Then I downloaded and re-installed Adobe Reader for my operating system. Next time when you launch a website in Internet Explorer, and even if it detects as incompatible, it wont redirect you to Microsoft Edge. Then I ran the epson cleaner.I think maybe you could use CCleaner registry cleaner option Then I did a Widows search for %temp% and deleted that entire file Then I went to my c-disk program files etc and DELETED everything Adobe

#Edge closes after opening Patch

How can I get a new patch And this is ridiculous, why does this keep happening Huge inconvenience to work day. I had issues with an Epson scanner.they sent me a software tool to clean the registry of all things Epson.and I think it may have cleaned registry of Adobe stuff too.as I had already done the followoing :ДЇirst I uninstalled Adobe. PFD file shuts down automatically after 10 sec, had this issue a while back and was given a patch file fix but now it's doing it again. Let us know how it goes and share your observation. How Do I Send Private MessageД¬reate a test user profile with full admin rights, install Adobe Reader from Adobe - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Distribution and check the functionality. Use Adobe Send feature to upload the log files and share the link in direct/private message. If you have any third party plug-ins for Adobe Reader installed, please disable it, reboot the machine and check.ДЄlso, collect the log files from the above-shared method by Ayush Jain of the machine on which Adobe Reader is crashing and share it by direct/private message. If security software is installed, for testing purpose, please disable it, reboot the machine and check. Option 2: Restart Microsoft Edge and retry printing Close the current Microsoft Edge window. Select your preferred settings in the Print dialog, and then click Print. Try printing again by pressing on Ctrl+P or right-click on the page or online document, and then select Print. What is the version of Adobe Reader installed, to identify, refer to Identify the product and its version for Acrobat and Reader DC Click Cancel if the Print dialog is still open. Note: disabling the Protected Mode is only for testing purpose, please enable it back.ДЄre you on Windows machine or Mac and what it the version installed? We're sorry for the trouble you had with Adobe Reader, please reboot the machine once and navigate to Adobe Reader's preferences from Edit>Preferences>Security(Enhanced)>and try disabling 'Enable Protected Mode at startup'>Click OK and restart the application and check.