AR 11.0.3 "not responding" w/ Windows redirected folders

Question

I recently installed Acrobat Reader 11.0.3 on some Windows 7 Enterprise x64 hosts that are members of a Windows Active Directory domain. When a domain user logs on to any of these computers, a group policy object (GPO) redirects some of the user's "roaming" folders (their Desktop, Documents, Music, etc.) to a file server located on the network. (Note that the GPO only performs folder redirection. Windows' "roaming profiles" feature IS NOT configured or being used.)
:: PROBLEM ::
When a domain user logs on to any of these computers and launches Acrobat Reader 11.0.3 and opens a PDF document, the application almost immediately (within a few seconds) becomes completely unresponsive and MS Windows displays a "(Not responding)" message on the application window's title bar. (NOTE: The application does not crash until a document is opened. If the user launches Reader from the Windows "Start" menu, the app is stable until a document is opened.)
When I log on to any of these computers using a local (non-domain) user account, Acrobat Reader doesn't crash; I can use it normally for hours on end.
Other applications installed on these hosts run normally WRT accessing the domain users' redirected folders (located on the network file server), so it doesn't seem to be a network issue, or Windows configuration issue, etc.
I've tried "Help > Repair Adobe Reader Installation". I've tried uninstalling, deleting all residual folders and temp files, and reinstalling. I've pulled the hard drive and virus scanned it with a "known clean" system; no problems found.

Answer 1

You sound like my IT guy.  The app only fails when you try to VIEW a PDF file.  The error information is as follows:
Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:          APPCRASH
  Application Name:          AcroRd32.exe
  Application Version:          11.0.4.63
  Application Timestamp:          522888c1
  Fault Module Name:          AcroRd32.exe
  Fault Module Version:          11.0.4.63
  Fault Module Timestamp:          522888c1
  Exception Code:          40000015
  Exception Offset:          000c7e20
  OS Version:          6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
  Locale ID:          1033
  Additional Information 1:          c37e
  Additional Information 2:          c37eace044c7ca1363ee7c4cfb11aae7
  Additional Information 3:          946a
  Additional Information 4:          946a74b2d618c7ad610e6e719f660649
We have tried to 'repair', uninstall a number of times the past two months... the only thing I can do is print each file.  PLEASE HELP