Adobe reader X, internet exporer 9 and windows 7.

I have installed Adobe reader X, internet explorer 9 an windows 7 on my computer.
I want to view a pdf file from the net and I get a message "Cannot find adobe Reader".
What can be done to fix this?
I have tried re-installing, look for plug-ins, searched web for answers, set preferneces etc etc.
It doesn't work.
Does someone have any correct answers?

Reader X came out before Explorer 9. Try downloading the pdf via right clicking, then opening in Reader directly. This should work until Adobe addresses any issues with IE9.

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