All components, including Photoshop, Illustrator Acrobat Pro 9 and the Adobe PDF printer driver continued to work fine. Intel E6750 OC'd to 2.9GHz - 4GB Corsair XMAS PC-6400 RAM - 80GB Maxtor PATA HD - Corsair 750W PSU - Cyber Snipa Stinger mouse / Saitek Eclipse keyboard - Creative X-Fi Titanium PCIe sound card - Dual EVGA 880GT's in SLI - ViewSonic E90fb monitor - LiteOn external USB DVD/CD burner - Sony internal DVD/CD burner - HP C7280 AIO - D-Link 802.When I accepted the free upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 I already had most of the Adobe CS4 suites installed. After I test everything for a couple of weeks I might do a fresh install of Win7 and start over again. I can't install Acrobat 9 (it keeps failing) but Acrobat 8 is fine with me for now. Like I said, I don't know why it suddenly started working. It worked for Word, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Excel. Then I launced Word and tried the Convert to PDF button and it worked!Īfter that I checked the Print function and sure enough, the PDF Printer was now listed. I tried launching Distiller 8 and it said it wasn't installed. At some point, the icons for Acrobat on my desktop went to the generic Windows icons.
Well, I finally got the PDF Printer from Acrobat 8 to install and work under Win7 64-bit, but I don't know how I did it! Basically I just kept tryihg to uninstall and re-install. Intel E6750 OC'd to 2.9GHz - 4GB Corsair XMAS PC-6400 RAM - 80GB Maxtor PATA HD - Corsair 750W PSU - Cyber Snipa Stinger mouse / Saitek Eclipse keyboard - Creative X-Fi Titanium PCIe sound card - Dual EVGA 880GT's in SLI - ViewSonic E90fb monitor - LiteOn external USB DVD/CD burner - Sony internal DVD/CD burner - HP C7280 AIO - D-Link 802.11N router All my apps are still running fihe, too.Īt some point in the near future I'm going to do a fresh re-install of Win7 with all the learnings from the first installation and see how stable I can get it. I obviously did something to snarf the system which got fixed during the upgrade. I did that and now everything seems to be stable again. I decided to try a Win7 repair but all it would allow was an upgrade. The PDF Printer was working for awhile, then became unstable, especially under IE8. It's possible that the 64-bit incompatibility reared its head once again undeer the Win7 beta. The problem was solved under Acrobat 8 by a Microsoft Hot Fix and an Acrobat 8 update. Adobe had actually posted a TechNote in their Knowledge Base about how Acrobat and 64-bit operating systems didn't like each other. I don't think I specified that I am running 64-bit Win7 and that may be where the problem lies.
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