Adobe Reader XI インストール後 "an internal error occurred" と表示が出て開けない.

OS:windows7 pro　Adobe ReaderⅪをインストールしたところ、”an internal error occirred”
と表示が出て開かなくなってしまいました。
何度か、アンインストール、インストールを繰り返してみましたが、変わりありませんでした。
ネットで検索しても、レジストリを書き換えてください、などと出てきます。
PC初心者なので、PCがおかしくなっても困るので、レジストリは極力変更したくありません。
どうすれば直せるでしょうか。ご教授のほどよろしくお願いいたします。

通常の方法でAdobe Reader XIをアンインストール後、以下のURLのツールにてクリーンアップ＞再インストールをお試しいただけますか。
Adobe Reader および Acrobat 用の Cleaner Tool について（Windows）
バージョン 10.x/11 用のファイル
http://labsdownload.adobe.com/pub/labs/acrobat_ittools/acrobat_ittools_cleaner_p2_061713.z ip
ご記載いただいたようなトラブル発生時に利用するツールが、上述のツールとなります。

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