Windows Vista Adobe Reader X

Hallo,
Kann mir jemand helfen oder einen Tipp geben. Das Programm Adobe Reader wird von der Ausführungsverhinderung (Windows Vista SP2) blockiert. Meldun: Sie können die Ausführungsverhinderung für dieses Programm nicht einschalten.
Danke
Tristan 17

Hallo
und Danke für die Antwort. Wenn ich den Reader 11 runterladen möchte, werde ich von Adobe stets zum Reader 10 weitergeleitet. Den Reader 11 gibt es nur in einer Testversion als vorübergehende Anwendung. Der 10er wird durch die Anwendungsverhinderung blockiert. Habe es jweils mit dem Firefox und Internetexplorer versucht.
Was kann ich jetzt noch tun?

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