Adobe Reader 9.3.0.148 crash on launch PDF from explorer

The following crash occurs when launching a .PDF file from Windows Explorer:
acrord32.exe
acrord32.dll v9.3.0.148 offset 001937FA
Uninstalling and re-installing Adobe Reader doesn't help.
This is a Windows XP system.
Viewing a PDF via Internet Explorer (add-in) does work.
Any ideas on how to get this solved?
Thanks,
Wouter

Try uninstalling, running the Microsoft Installer Cleanup tool then re-installing.

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