Adobe reader 9.2 hangs up after first use on web

I downloaded 9.2 and when I use it in firefox I get one use after I accept the agreement then it freezes. So I have to uninstall and reinstall click agree and then I get one use and have to do the hole thing over again. Someone suggested to go into tools in firefox and options go to Adobe Acrobat reader and select use adobe reader 9.2 from the drop down list. I did this and it works however, the download box also comes up every time when I do it this way. Is there a way I can fix this without getting the download box all the time?

I'm having the same issue.
I installed 9.2 because I wanted to be able to fill in a pdf form to print. Once I installed 9.2 I had the same problem as above and also I cannot even open a pdf from a web site.
Any ideas?

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