Acrobat and Windows 8.1

We are currently running Windows 8.1, IE 11 and Acrobat Professional 11.0.0.9. Whenever we attempt to view a PDF in the browser we get the "unable to download. The system cannot find the file specified" error message. In order to fix this, I need to either reset IE settings or go to Manage add-ons and disable to Adobe PDF Reader add-on and then re-enable the same add-on. This would be a fine solution, but it has to be done multiple times throughout the day. We tried rolling Acrobat back and installed Acrobat X, but that will not work as Adobe no longer shows up in the ribbon since that add-on ( PDFMOfficeAddin.dll) version is not compatible with Word 2013. We need a workable solution and I have yet to find anything helpful online.
Please advise.
Nat

Hi g.argridiotis,
Acrobat 8 has never been tested on windows 8.
I would suggest to upgrade to the latest version of Acrobat, which has lot more features and is fully tested with windows 8.
~Ajlan Huda.

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