Acrobat 9 Pro Confirm Password textbox missing

I have a rather bizarre problem. I am using Acrobat Pro 9 and creating a digital signature.
I fill out the forms and the last screen has a password textbox. It is supposed to also have a confirm password textbox, but it is missing.
So I can't complete the digital sig.
Any ideas?

I located the profiles in the program folders. I imported one of them and it repopulated the list with all of them.

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