Reader shuts down browser

I have Adobe Reader 8.2.4 when I am on a website and I try to open a pdf file in the browser it shuts internet explorer down and after awhile gives me this error:
A file I/O has occured. The file connection timed out" Any advice?

Do you get this with every online PDF?

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