How to Set Up Adobe Acrobat X PDF Printer?

i have accidentally deleted the pdf printer option....
i do not know how to re-install the pdf printer option....
i am using adobe acrobat x version 10.1.0
any help please...
thanks,
wong168

it worked ok....
pdf printer was installed without using any disk....
thanks,

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