Printing a PDF document to Adobe PDF rotates 90degrees clockwise

When I print a PDF document (scanned) to the Adobe PDF printer the resulting document is rotated 90 degrees clockwise. Regardless what settings are in Pro or the Adobe PDF writer.
How do I prevent Acrobat Pro or Adobe PDF from rotating documents?
(CS6 / Windows 10 / Lenovo X1 Carbon)

Settings that produce a rotated document:

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Pat,
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Thank you! That seemed to do the trick. Don't think I'd ever have figured that one out!!
From: pwillener <[email protected]>
To: Sharon Atkins <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2015 9:47 PM
Subject: I can't open any pdf documents with Adobe Reader XI...get an error that "Adobe has stopped working" then it closes. Any suggestions?
I can't open any pdf documents with Adobe Reader XI...get an error that "Adobe has stopped working" then it closes. Any suggestions?
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You are not able to call a Save at all, if the document is reader enabled then you need to use the JavaScript call to save the document,
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