Adobe cannot open a PDF in Internet Explorer, for Windows 7

Adobepdf.dll_64 needs to be installed,
but Name is not on Data1.cab.
The Adobe pdf.dll_64 must be found on the internet in an undamaged version, downloaded and installed.

You get this when doing what?

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