PDF Printer Acrobat XI Pro

When I choose File->Print->"Adobe PDF Printer" from any application (i.E. "Ai") I get following two windows. The first Window will disappear with 100%, but the second don´t and no file will be created?!!??!??!?
My system: Win7 64 and Adobe CC (Acrobat XI Pro)
Can anyone help me to fix this, please?
Used CS5 a few days before and it will do the job.

No, it don´t work:
I get this window and it don´t go on (stops in this state)
I have to send a large (2 x 3 m, about 7 MB) Ai-illustration to my partner. In the past I´ve printed it via PDF-Printer to DIN A4 format. Is there any solution to do this?

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