I want to uncheck the box "Display PDF in Browser" in Reader X preferences but it is greyed out.

I want to uncheck the box "Display PDF in Browser" in Reader X preferences but it is greyed out in Preferences. No one seems to know how to get it unchecked??
ANY suggestions please, am wasting my saturday morning. This issue resulted from upgrade to latest Adobe Reader version X but uninstalling and reinstalling the older version is not the answer, tried that :-)

See if this helps: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4340658
That is, running Firefox in 32-bit mode with a recent version of FireFox (>= 10).

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