2 Versions Acrobat X Pro 10 in Win7 Programs since update (10.0, 10.1.11) -- and newer is 7.14 GB (!)

Win7 Control Panel/Programs and Features lists two Acrobat versions:
Acrobat X Pro - 6.06 MB - v.10.0
Adobe Acrobat X Pro - English, Francais, ... - 7.14 GB - 10.1.11
QUESTIONS:
Should I uninstall the v.10.0?
Plus, 7.14 GB? Can this be right?

Hi OverYoinderField,
At my end after installing the latest update v 10.1.12 the size of Acrobat 10 is 3.35GB and there's a single entry.
The size that you mention is more than double to what I see at my end.
Is Acrobat working fine for you?
You might want to use the Acrobat cleaner tool ( Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool - Adobe Labs ) to remove Acrba and rinstall and check.
Regards,
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