Acrobat 9.5.5 Update Problem

Hi,
I updated Acrobat 9 Pro (on Windows 7) today. Now I cannot print a pdf from the web browser (IE 10). If I disable the "view pdf in web browser" feature and open online pdf files in Acrobat instead of IE, it works fine. Something with the update broke my ability to print from within the browser. When I try, the print window is garbled and the system does nothing when I click print.
I have tried reparing the installation, making sure all add-ons are enabled in IE, and verifying that the Internet settings in Acrobat under Preferences are all enabled. Is there a fix for this?
-Gary

After you remove acrobat, Try booting your mahcine in Safe Boot mode first and then enable the root user and try to install Acrobat 9 followed by its updates.
Start in Safe Boot mode | Mac OS X : http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/start-safe-boot-mode-mac.html
Enable Root user : http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1528
Hope that Helps.
Cheers!!
Arpit

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