Trouble Opening Acrobat X Pro

Just downloaded the trial version....downloaded fine but when trying to launch, a prompt came up saying could not open as computer did not meet minimum operating requirements...but it does. I'm running Vista with sufficient processing speed, RAM and HD space. Suggestions?

Thanks for trying to help. I had not downloaded the patch/update. I did so this morning but still not working. Do I have to reinstall files after installing the update. Everything looks fine, but the prompt still says computer does not meet min requirements. Note my CD/DVD drive is not working. Does this matter? I do have an external DVD drive...should I start over with hat plugged in?
Thanks
-Gary
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