I am unable to use acrobat reader 10

I am unable to access acrobat reader 10. I tried to download acrobat 11 still didn't work. Tried to change and delete 10 unable to do that. Purchased a registry (regcure) cleaner no luck. I'm at a loss..

Okay,
Adobe Reader doesn't open at all.
When my computer boots up the following message is displayed: "Error
Loading C:\documents and settings\mike\local
settings\applicationdata\Adobe\aqwyoyvf.dll"
In control Panel (add or remove programs)
When I try to "change" or "remove" Adobe Reader (10.1.3) I get the
following message "The installation source for this product is not
available. Verify that the source exists and that you can access it."
Thanks for your help garyT

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