Acrobat 9 Pro Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

I am using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit with a Canon MX 850 on a wireless network for my notebook. I am unable to scan any documents from the scanner to the notebook using Abode Acrobat 9 Pro. I can print PDF from the notebook but unable to create PDF documents. I tried to select the scanner from the configure presets. The scanner is not found.
How do add the scanner in and create a pdf?
I have a desktop on the same network using Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit. I am able to create PDF from the desktop.

Thank you for your reply. I resolved the issues with Canon Technical Support after a couple calls. The Canon Drivers were uninstall and reinstalled using a USB connection with the scanner. Once the wireless connection was established with the router the USB connection was removed.
There is a conflict with the USB connection and the wireless network. The notebook will not reboot if the USB connection is attached with the wireless router.
The Canon Scanner Software and the Adobe software did not work with the available printers.
The scanners use the printer "Canon MX850 ser_000085CFF09F" to scan the documents. The printing functions use the Canon Series MX850.

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