Reinstalling Adobe XI previously installed on a PC which crashed since then

I have purchased Acrobat Reader XI less than two months ago and installed on my laptop however that one crashed last week so I had to acquire a brand new laptop. To reinstall Adobe Reader XI on my new laptop, I signed on my Adobe and I downloaded again Adobe Reader XI on my new laptop however the PDF Printer was not created and that was the main if not the only reason I had purchased the product in the first place. How can I have my license working on my new laptop?

log into your account and check your order history to download the installation file, https://www.adobe.com/account.html

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