Acrobat 9.2.0 Pro Extednded deffective print to PDF

PC: Win7 Home Premium;
Recently have had no success with printing to PDF using Acrobat 9.2.0 Pro Extednded. After some malware infection Acrobat 9.2.0 Pro Extednded stopped printing to PDF. Cleaned out the malware, did a fresh reinstall of PDF 9.6.2 Pro Extended and still no success.
Does an "uninstall" efficiently remove all previous related Acrobat files, or are there lurking remnants that need manual cleaning?
Is there an upgrade patch fix for Acrobat 9.2.0?

Hi GlitchMobile2,
The current version of Acrobat 9 is 9.5.1. I would suggest launching Acrobat (with no PDF file open) and choosing Help > Check for Updates. You'll need to apply the updates incrementally. You'll find that you're asked to restart after each update, however, you don't really need to restart until the last update (9.5.1) is complete. You can see a full list of the updates for Acrobat 9 here: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows
After you've patched up Acrobat to 9.5.1, I would suggest running a repair of Acrobat (Help > Repair Acrobat Installation) just to make sure everything is in its proper place.
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