Does Reader X have a 64 bit version?

I am having a specific issue with one web site using windows7 professional 64 bit os with IE 9 64 bit version and Reader X. The website does not recognize Reader X on 2 different pc's and wants me to download reader x again. I have even opened Reader X before going to the website without any change in response from the website. Every other browser including IE 9 32 bit work perfectly (firefox, chrome, maxthon, oprea and safari). I suspect that this problem might not be resolved until there are no 32 bit programs left in existance.

There is no 64-bit version of Adobe Reader, and no 64-bit plugin for web browsers.
What should happen if you click on a PDF link in a 64-bit browser is the document opening in an external Adobe Reader window.
Works fine on my Windows 7 x64 system on both IE9 and Waterfox.
I suggest that you try a repair installation (from Adobe Reader Help), or uninstall / reinstall Reader.

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Apple Application Support 2.1.6
iPod Updater Library 10.0d2
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