Adobe Reader Will Quit

Adobe　Reader8を使ってPDFを開こうとすると、開かれたすぐ後に「Invalid Plugin detected.Adobe Reader will quit」と表示されて文書が見られません。問題が発生したため、プログラムを終了しましたと出ます。
再インストールをしてもだめです。
読めるようにしたいのですが、どうしたらよいでしょうか？
NEC　ValueOne　Windows　Vista　Homeです。

過去投稿を参照。
ぽぽちゃんさんが投稿したメッセージ「8.1更新後の起動後の”Invalid Plugin detected. Adobe Reader will quit."エラー」 (投稿日時 : 2007年6月15日　14:58)
通常のアンインストールでは削除されないファイルなどもあるので、トラブル時には手動でアンインストールしたほうがよい。
文書番号 : 230946
Adobe Reader 8 を手動でアンインストールする方法（Windows）

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I paid the $39.00 from tech support to get this fixed in Aug. 2011 and now it's back.
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The error "invalid plugin detected. Adobe Reader will quit"

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in response to: (Jittu_Sharma)
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I followed your instructions
"You can find these in the "plug-ins" folder. [C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\plug_ins]"
I finally found my culprit, I deleted one file folder at a time, then restored them from my Recycle Bin.
I finally found my culprit, in the folder “Babylon” the file “BabylonRPI" was the main culprit.
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