"Adobe Reader is out of date and may be insecure."

I have a user running Reader 11.0.06 on a new Windows 8.1 computer. When connecting over the Internet to corporate Acrobat 9 Pro she gets the message "Adobe Reader is out of date and may be insecure." Repeated attempts to execute the prompt "Update Adobe Reader now" result in the same situation. We have uninstalled and reinstalled Reader XI and also tried turning OFF enhances security. None of that has helped. How can I get Reader XI working on Windows 8.1?

We have figured out that it is a Chrome problem. When connecting to a remote Acrobat site, Reader XI in Win 8.1 comes up with "Adobe Reader is out of date and may be insecure." Repeated updates and installs do not repair. However there is no problem in Firefox. This is an unfortunate browser incompatibility.

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Thanks for the input. Did you remove Adobe Reader 10 first before you downloaded the older version? If you removed it, how did you do that? The add/remove programs in control panel won't let me remove it -- it says a patch package can't be opened.
Date: Mon, 9 May 2011 00:12:41 -0600
From: [email redacted by moderator]
To: [email redacted by moderator]
Subject: Adobe Reader Adobe Reader has encountered a problem and needs to close.
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