Downloading Adobe Reader 9.0 to no avail ....

I am trying to install adobe reader 9.0 for windows vista premium 32 bit version on my computer using internet explorer 7.0. However eveytime I try to download it from adobe the download freezes in under a second and explorer resets itself. If I then try to resume download from the desktop, the explorer freezes and closes this time! I have even tried to close explorers protected mode but that does not help either. Aside from this just three days ago I installed Adobe shockwave player from www.adobe.com and it installed without any problems and with it I also installed google toolbar. Now when I try to download the reader, in the options to download the toolbar does not apper but when I begin the download the toolbar download is also taking place. How can I resolve this problem? Please Help me out.
M.J

M.J.<br /><br />Try <ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/9.x/9.0/enu/><br /><br />Mike

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