DEP shuts down Reader X

Every time I try to open Reader X, or try to open a pdf document with Reader X, the program is shut down by DEP (Data Execution Prevention). I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium SP 2, 32 bit.
Does anyone have any idea how to fix this so I can use Reader X?

N.G.
THANK YOU!
Your 3 step fix worked!
Yes, the issue happened when I opened Reader without opening any pdf, and it also happened whenever I tried to open any and every pdf document.
I am not sure what 3rd party plug-ins are, or where to look for them, but that does not seem to matter. Your 3 step fix solved the problem.
Thank you!

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