Adobe Reader wont open in Remote Desktop virtual pool machine

I find it very odd that I'm not the only one who's tried to do this and got this error since its EXTREMELY easy to replicate... I'm trying to setup a remote desktop pool of 4 machines so my remote users can access them. I'm doing a pool because there is never more than 4 users on at once and I'm setting them up to have personal Hard disk file so their settings are saved and they can still connect to any one of the machines since they are all indentical, Similar to roaming profiles. Now the huge problem is I setup these machines with Adobe Reader 11 and when you log on as one of the users through the remote desktop program the adobe program will crash every time you open it. After opening and crashing multiple times it will finally open but it will always have a window saying Adobe has experienced an internal error. The program will also run extremely slow. If I connect to the virtual box through Hyper-V as an admin or even local user the application will run perfectly normal.. Why wont it run when logging in through RDP and using the profile disks?

Your log file shows you to be running v10.1.0.534. Could you please update to the latest version which is v10.1.1 and then try again. You can get it from here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/direct/
Also, has a rule been created in the BeyondTrust Software application you appear to be using to allow Reader X to open in Protected Mode? That application might be interfering with the way Reader X operates. There's a demo on their site which might help: http://www.beyondtrust.com/Products/PowerBroker-Desktops-Windows-Edition/Product-Demo/

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