Acrobat X update disables Adobe plug-in in Chrome.

After locally installing Adobe Acrobat X and running the update in our lab environment, the Acrobat plug-in in Google Chrome becomes disabled and requires the user to download the PDF rather then viewing it within the browser window. Since Chrome has been virtually installed within our lab environment, there is no option available for enabling the plug-in. Is there a method available that would allow us to customize the installation of the update to prevent the plug-in from being disabled?

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[https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/set-how-firefox-handles-different-file-types
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