Printing in Web Based PDF

I have a strange problem with the printer and hope someone can help.
HP Printer Deskjet All In One F4440
Windows 7 64 Bit
With my job, I have to print a lot stuff where the pdf is already embedded in the site.
When I go to Print/Properties (from inside page), it does not work! It clicks, but does not go to the screen to change settings.
By default, I have print settings at Fast Ecomical. But of course, it prints in fine mode here.
It only does this on adobe pdf files. If I save the file, and open with adobe reader the properties button works fine!
Can someone please help?

Question1: No.
Question2: No.

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