Acrobat 11.0.09 With IE11 - Not Compatible With Enhanced Security

We've packaged Acrobat 11.0.09 for deployment with the Customization Wizard and the install goes fine. We are having issues when try to view linked PDF files in Internet Explorer 11 (Enhanced Security is on) on Win7 64-bit PCs. We are receiving prompts asking us to allow opening of these files. I was under the impression that starting with Acrobat 11.0.07 IE11 Enhanced Security was fully supported? One thing I did notice is while viewing the IE11 add-ons, the "Adobe PDF Reader" add-on shows as 32-bit, any way to load the 64-bit version of this? Thank you.

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