Adobe reader without mvafee antivirus

Please,
I need to download and install Adobe Reader 11.1.102.55 ,
I ca download both and remove antivirus, but I am afraid of removing and damaging any/some installed programs.
How can I download without Mcafee ?
Thanks,

Hi Thomazp,
Click on this link to download the latest version of Adobe Reader:
http://get.adobe.com/reader/?promoid=BUIGO
After you click on the link, you will be taken to the Adobe Reader Download page. Just above the download button, You will see a box with a tick mark in it which indicates McAfee Antivirus will be downloaded too.
Remove the tick mark by clicking on the box and then click on "Download".
This will ensure that only Adobe Reader is downloaded and installed.
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