Reader XI - Insufficient Data for an Image

Hello,
I have a few PDFs that I am unable to open. They give me an error saying 'Insufficient Data for an Image'. I have the latest version of Reader. I have tried to save the PDF in different formats. I have tried to reduce the file size and optimize the PDF. None of those worked. However, I am able to view the PDF using a web browser such as Google Chrome. This is not a solution, though, because I have users who need to be able to view the file inside of the Adobe Reader program.
I can provide the PDF to an Adobe employee if that helps. I'd rather not post it publicly because the PDF(s) in question is a company invoice.
If there is any more information I can provide please let me know.
Thank you!
EDIT: I've come to notice that many others have posted this issue with absolutely zero reply from anybody. I would prefer to use live chat considering this is what I feared when being directed only to a forum for support on this. I would appreciate ANY help or assistance with this issue.

Unfortunately I cannot provide a sample file as I cannot distribute the information contained in the problem files.
I've tried to replicate the issue printing pages I could distribute to .PDF, but so far I've only found the problem in the context of a web service that generates summaries of project information. Again, while I cannot provide I sample I can say that these are not complicated or heavily formatted tables, and have also displayed fine in the past.
Until the most recent Adobe update I never had any trouble viewing the .PDF files that Chrome generated of these tables.
Chrome has silent updates, so Chrome may have introduced the problem. I have no way of knowing what's going on with the backend of the web service that generates the tables so a change there may have introduced the problem.
Adobe Reader will still read my previously generated .PDF tables, so that suggests that the problem may have been introduced during the creation of the .PDFs. That said, the files remain valid .PDFs readable without difficulty by other software (ie. OS X Preview).
Based on my anecdotal Google trouble-shooting I'd submit that it appears that recent versions of Adobe Reader have suffered from some issue that creates failures to display the content of certain, otherwise readable .PDF files. While the scale of the problem may not be great, for those impacted it appears to call for the adoption of alternative .PDF viewing software.

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bad pdf where error occurs: http://www.mediafire.com/file/zbk36yfy7vrhvhw/gmbad.pdf
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I guess this could be one of the reasons, check you have authorizations on image.
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I checked out the link, that is the exact error I get when I open the file. I tried the suggested Work Arounds. Changing the zoom does not make the problem go away. Optimizing the file and then saving it, and then opening the newly saved file does not fix it either. Thanks for your time. , though.
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