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The How-To Geek Forums Have Migrated to Discourse How-To Geek Forums / Windows 7 (Solved) - Adobe won't connect to a DDE server (8 posts) Started 4 years ago by misdeed Latest reply from warlock Topic Viewed 9145 times misdeed Posts: acrobat can t connect to dde server 9 This post has been reported. Can anyone give me any suggestions please in simple terms? fatal error adobe reader dde server I can't uninstall Adobe to try & re install & start again. None of my pdf's will open & keep getting Fatal Error msg about
Adobe Acrobat Fatal Error Dde Server
DDE server. Do I have to take my laptop in to be serviced by a Pro to have this fixed or does anyone know of a simple (laymans terms!!) proceedure to remedy this please? When tried to uninstall keeps telling me
Adobe Reader Failed To Connect To Dde Server
I can't because it's open in another file but I've shut everything else down. Strange? Reports: · Posted 4 years ago Top warlock Posts: 4100 This post has been reported. What exact message are you getting when trying to open files? Reports: · Posted 4 years ago Top misdeed Posts: 9 This post has been reported. Hi Warlock, no message straight away pdf's won't open then on task bar the Adobe logo comes up & saays Fatal Error Adobe cannot acrobat failed to connect to a dde server connect to a DDE server. Hope makes sense to you! Thankyou Reports: · Posted 4 years ago Top warlock Posts: 4100 This post has been reported. http://forums.adobe.com/thread/416414 Read through these see if any apply. Reports: · Posted 4 years ago Top misdeed Posts: 9 This post has been reported. Will do - I went into Adobe sites but couldn't do anything as can't uninstall for a start but will try proceedure again & anything else site suggests. If nothing works, I appreciate your replies & will take it to a service person. Thanks Warlock Reports: · Posted 4 years ago Top warlock Posts: 4100 This post has been reported. http://help.adobe.com/en_US/re.....-8000.html Have a look here disable protected mode. Don't give up so soon. Accept This Answer · Accepted Answer · Reports: · Posted 4 years ago Top misdeed Posts: 9 This post has been reported. Haha - I started from scratch again, got in to Adobe, hit repair & that seems to have done the trick for now. I couldn't get in there to do that last night. You are a good motivator Warlock (must be of the Good Warlock variety!) THANKYOU for your input & help. Reports: · Posted 4 years ago Top warlock Posts: 4100 This post has been reported. Hope it stays fixed. Remember the, if at first you don't succeed try try again. If that doesn't work then spend money at the shop. Reports: &m
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issue, follow the steps below Open Adode Reader acrobat failed to send a dde command windows 7 – [Start]; [All Programs]; [Adobe Reader] Open Preferences – [Edit]; [Preferences] Disable protected disable dde windows 7 mode – [Security (Enhanced)]; Untick [Enable Protected Mode at startup] Confirm the de-selection – [Yes] Close preferences – [OK] Close Adobe Reader, http://www.howtogeek.com/forum/topic/adobe-wont-connect-to-a-dde-server You will no longer receive ‘DDE’ errors when trying to open PDF documents. Stage 2: If Adobe will not launch The Adobe DDE error fix of disabling Enhanced security protected mode relies on adobe being able to launch… If it cannot launch https://support.lincoln.ac.uk/entries/62872339-Adobe-DDE-Error-fix you cannot apply stage 1 Reset Adobe App data in the users H drive – This is usually in 2 places – Their App data and RDS folders both contain adobe subfolders with Adobe reader data in it… rename these to reader.old for example - You may need to be a little creative in spotting the folders as they appear under different names/Variations There is also a fairly obvious file in the ‘softgridclient’ folder – If this is present rename this as well. I may not be there Once these are renamed, REBOOT the machine - This is important to flush the system This should get adobe working to the state where you can disable protected mode Topic is closed for comments Support Software by Zendesk
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Cloud forum Find an Adobe Certified Expert Acrobat User Community: Germany These forums are now Read Only. If you have an Acrobat question, ask questions and get help from the community. Fatal Error: Acrobat failed to connect to a DDE server I recently downloaded Acrobat Reader XI and I can not open a single pdf file. When I try to open Acrobat, I get this error:Fatal Error: Acrobat failed to connect to a DDE serverHow do I fix this? I'm running Windows 8.Thanks! Dusanka Vos 1 Answer Edit Answer (for another -2 minute) First, go to Help -> Check for Updates... If the problem persists, try Help -> Repair Adobe Reader Installation The last resource would be uninstall the Adobe Reader XI, run Acrobat Cleaner (get it from http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/acrobatcleaner.html), and reinstall it. While most installs, uninstalls, updates, and repair operations happen without incident, there are cases where a user may not be able to complete such tasks due to some registry or file conflict on the machine. This is particularly problematic when permissions set on registry entries or files prevent the successful installation of new installs and/or updates. The Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool is designed to fix such issues by cleaning up corrupted installations, including removing or fixing corrupted files, removing or changing permissions registry entries, etc. The tool provides options for removing problematic Acrobat items only while leaving Reader untouched and vice versa. Almir R V Santos Please specify a reason: Spam Duplicate Moderate Content Other Questions Experts Within this topic Browse more answers Installation & updatesAcrobat ReaderCreate PDFEdit PDFExport PDFReview and CommentScan and OptimizeMobile PDFProtect PDFPDF FormsSign and Send PDFsCombine FilesPrint ProductionPDF StandardsAccessibilityJavaScript Try it yourself Try Acrobat DC Download the free Reader Get help Ask the community Stay connected Visit Adobe Document Cloud on Facebook Visit Adobe