Acrobat 9.5.2 Update virus threat

AVG identifies PrintInf64.exe as a virus threat. Should I quarantine or delete it? Is the update safe?

I guess you are working on a 64 bit machine.
This file is safe for usage. Not sure why AVG is identifying it as virus.
One thing at best you can do is to delete this file and repair your Acrobat from Programs in Control Panel. This might ensure that even if this file got corrupted while installation of 9.5.2 update, the correct one gets placed.
What OS are you working upon?

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