Acrobat 9 installation/config procedure repeats every time

I have just transfered Acrobat 9 to a new laptop running Windows 7 Professional from previous laptop running XP. Every time I click on the program from the Start Menu it goes through a full install and config procedure before opening. How can I prevent this happening?

Well there is an issue with Acrobat 9 on Windows 7. Not sure if it is the s ame issue you have.
Support policy | Acrobat 9 | Windows x64

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