Adobe Acrobat X Pro can't see Network Drives, unlike rest of Adobe Software

I can't open pdfs in any of my three network drives because my Adobe Acrobat software does not list them as existing drives!
I need some help. I'm on Windows 8, and this problem just began last week. It had been working just fine.

Hi chthao,
How frustrating! Since you got Acrobat as part of CS6, let's start with the troubleshooting tips in this document: Doesn't launch after 30 days | Installed as part of a CS6 suite.
Please let us know how it goes.
Best,
Sara

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Nothing worked from above for us. You can see our remarks on posted query.
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use ..."
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