Acrobat Pro X reloaded and cannot combine files

I had to reload Acrobat Pro X - now I cannot add single page PDFs to multi-page PDFs or combine PDFs

The program "spins" and finally says "Program not responding", so I close it! Problem solved though and I did it myself! I realoded the program, then went back in and updated it and addded LiveCycle, etc. All is well and thanks so much for your response. That tooks me 3 days to figure out. I think Adobe needs to be a "fail-safe" when you download Acrobat Pro XI so that it doesn't delete your previous version. I had to get permission from our IT department to reinstall etc.
Thanks again!

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