Acrobat XI issues

My initial installation of Acrobat XI seemed stable and worked. Lately since my 10.0.3 upgrade it crashes my computer when opening PDF files. I am running Windows 7 Professional in 64-bit mode. I get a blue screen of death, with some error messages that disappear quickly. One error message states something about checking for software installs recently and looking at them. My Adobe 10.0.3 was the only recent software upgrade. Any thoujghts on how to remedy this or do others have the same issues?
Thanks.
Tom

http://i.imgur.com/2ptiKND.png
yes -But in a fully current mac - everytime I open a document in acrobat - it lingers for a second and then shuts off, leaving an 'adobe software license agreement' quit or accept 'cs6 creative cloud memebership box - see attached .png. Accept button doesnt' work and drop down menu has nothing in it. I've chatted a couple times with 'adobe support' today but kept getting dropped from the chat. Had to go to work and will be trying again with adobe chat in a minute.
ANy suggestions - please share.
thanks
LT
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http://www.imagesolutions.com/support.html

Adobe Reader/Acrobat Printing Issues - Weird Fonts / Characters - all versions

Hi everybody.
I'm experiencing a very nasty issue with both adobe reader (last version) and acrobat.
When I print something with text, i get only strange characters, mostly symbols.
I cannot get out of this, I tried everything.
Already tried
1) print as image does not works, it's the same
2) the box in pdf printer " print only with fonts on pc" is checked
3) reinstalled both adobe applications
3) reinstalled printer drivers
4) i've installed and reinstalled those so called missing fonts but nothing
Next step is to change PDF reader. Any help?

unfortunately it didn't work.
It's weird how an application (company) like this could not provide those kind of such easy fixes. I'm not expecting updates or so, but at least a troubleshooting paragraph about this specific problem.
This problem is well known, there are plenty of pages talking about it.
I just installed Foxit reader and printed pages were perfect. This demonstrate's Adobe Reader/Acrobat fault.

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