ADOBE X will not run a PDF File

I have Windows
XP Home Edition 3, have Adobe X
installed but I cannot read a PDF File. This has been my pr
oblem for years, Adobe had me uninstall
Adobe X and install Adobe 7, but it still would not allow me to rea
d a PDF File. They finally gave up trying to help me. My so
n in the next room can read a PDF File on his computer, but I do no
t know what program he has.

I try to open a PDF File, so
I click on it and immediately an Error Message appear
s, saying "Adobe Reader has encountered
a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for
the inconvenience. I click on "Error Information" and I get this- "Error Signature App Name acrod32exe Mod Ver: 5.1.2600.5781
App Ver: 10.1.0.534 Mod Name: Kernel 32.dll Offset: 00012 afb" I click on Error Description Sent and I have a picture of that page, so I will send that with this letter.

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