PDF embedded in Powerpoint

Hi folks.
This problem occurred after I converted a PDF file from PowerPoint and then embedded it in PowerPoint slides. Whenever I tried to open and scroll through pages from the embedded PDF, the message "error in processing pages...(23)" would pop up. But I have no trouble whatsoever with PDF created from Word or Excel. Had tried uninstall/reinstall Acrobat, nothing changed.
I'm using Acrobat Pro 9, MS Office 2007 and Windows Vista.
Any ideas? Thanks.

Thanks for replying.
Yeah I can, by inserting as an object. I have tried other PDFs they all worked without problems, which were not converted from Powerpoint.
By opening the individual file, it's fine but not within the slides.

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