Acrobat reader a cessé de fonctionner (version 10.0.1)

Bonjour,
Depuis que j'ai installé la nouvelle version d'Adobe Reader, le message d'erreur suivant apparaît après quelques secondes de consultation du document : Acrobat reader a cessé de fonctionner. Un problème a fait que le programme a cessé de fonctionner correctement. Windows va fermer ce programme et vous indiquer si une solution est disponible. Fermer ce programme.
J'ai désinstallé/réinstallé plusieur sfois le programme sans succès.
J'ai ensuite installé une version antérieure... mais "plug-in pas à jour" quand je consulte un doc pdf via un navigateur...
Que dois-je faire ? Ce problème m'exaspère car je tourne en rond...
Merci d'avance.

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