Acrobat Pro CCloud subscription unable to save/export  PDF on local machine

Hi there,
The  PDF version 1.6 is  unlocked. I can edit it. But I cannot save it nor export is a word pdf file.
What to do?

What exactly happens when you try to save it - messages in full please?

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