Computer stall after openning a PDF file (Vista)

I am using Vista with a HP slimline computer. Sometimes, not always, when I open a PDF file my computer stalls. I must reboot to work again. Sometimes the PDF file is open but when I want to close the file with my mouse with red cross located at upper right then computer stalls. Pressing the ON/OFF button 4 seconds is the only solution at this time. CTRL-ALT-DEL is freezed, the clock is freezed, ALT-TAB is freezed, mouse too and keyboard too. It is a full freeze.
My computer got the latest vista SP1 and latest Acrobat Reader version (8.1.2).
Does somebody got the same experience and found a solution?

Hey thanx for the help, it worked like a charm.
I think firefox changed the application lay out, as I used to be able to choose my PDF opener from the list at " Adobe Acrobat Forms Document' where I could choose Nitro-PDF reader, but it has now moved all the way to the bottom like you suggested to the obvious place of "Portable Document Format" section.
If someone didn't tell me , I wouldn't have scrolled all the way down to be able to find it... it really should be with all its cousins up the top...
Cheers again..

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