Will upgrading to 11.0.4 solve daily crashes of Acrobat Pro XI?

We are on 11.0.3 version. Our clients are experiencing daily crashes of Acrobat XI Pro after stamping or other actions. I posted an item several weeks ago about the crashes but did not receive any replies. Please help.
Thanks,
Charlie
charlie6067

Hi Bill and thanks for the quick reply. We mostly have 32-bit PCs. The install was completed by script that first uninstalled Acrobat 9 Pro, then installed XI Pro. Could stray elements possibly missed by the uninstall of 9 Pro be causing this problem? Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Charlie
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