Acrobat Standard 8.2.6 "fehlende PDF-Maker Dateien"

Hallo,
ich besitze den Adobe Acrobat Standard 8.2.6 (neuste Version) und erst seit neustem kann ich ihn nicht mehr benutzen.
1. Wenn ich 1 oder 2 Datein in einem Ordner per Rechtsklick (convert to adobe pdf oder combine..) zur pdf machen will funktioniert das nicht mehr. Meldung: Fehlende PDF Maker Dateien - Reparatur.
2. Wenn ich den Acrobat öffne und Office 2010 Professional Formate zur PDF zusammenführen oder einzeln erstellen möchte wird wieder angezeigt
Fehlende PDF Maker Dateien - Reparatur.
Ich habe diese Reparatur mehrmals durchgeführt - keine Wirkung.
Acrobat wurde als Administrator ausgeführt.
(ich habe lediglich den speedlauncher aus dem Autostart genommen aber auch mit funktioniert es nicht)
Gerade die Funktion des Acrobat Dateien zusammenzuführen ist mir sehr wichtig. Das PDF drucken funktioniert noch.
Das Acrobat Office PDFMaker Addin im Word ist aktiviert.
Mein System: Windows 7 Professional 64bit mit Office 2010 Pro und Acrobat Standard 8.2.6
Dieses Problem tritt auch auf meinem alten Rechner auf Windows Vista 32bit mit Office 2007 und Acrobat Standard 8.2.6
Ich hoffe sehr dass es hierfür eine Lösung gibt.
Da es damals immer funktioniert hat und erst neuerdings nicht mehr geht habe ich die Befürchtung man will die Adobe Kunden dazu zwingen sich einen neuen Acrobat zukaufen.. ich hoffe ich liege falsch.
edit1: Bilder lassen sich zur pdf zusammenführen. Es scheint mit Office zusammenzuhängen.
Freundliche Grüße
FC

Hallo in die Runde,
ich bin sehr froht, auf noch mehr User zu treffen, die ein ähnliches Problem haben.
Ich nuutze Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.1.3 und Office 2010 unter Win XP SP3. Leider erhalte ich immer wieder die Fehlermeldung: "Fehlende PDFMaker Dateien" wenn ich mehrere Word Dokumente zu einer PDF Datei zusammenführen möchte.
Der PDF Druck einer Word Datei funktioniert einwandfrei
Ratschläge aus diesem Thread habe ich angewendet, aber leider bleibt es bei diesem Problem.
Über weitere Lösungsvorschläge würde ich mich sehr freuen.
Beste Grüße,
David

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