I then asked which versions of Adobe Reader might be affected and got the following feedback: Bei einer heutigen Anfrage betraf es einen lokaler USB-Drucker. In today's request it concerned a local USB printer.ĭie meisten Drucker sind auf einem Server installiert und freigegeben. Most printers are installed and shared on a server. It affects different types of printers (HP, Canon, Konica and others). – In the General Settings of Adobe Reader, uncheck "Show online storage when saving files". – Change default program for PDF files to Edge and switch back to Adobe Reader – Uninstall Adobe Acrobat and install the latest version What else we have tried with individual users, each without success: However, because this option is removed again during updates, this cannot be a permanent solution. The only workaround that has worked for everyone so far is to run Adobe Acrobat Reader in Windows 8 compatibility mode.
In the meantime, the problem exists with several users from different companies. At that time I assumed it was an isolated case. Also the properties of the printer could not be opened then. We have received various requests from users because they could not print PDFs from one moment to the next. Therefore I pull out the information here and translated it. Interestingly, however, I can't find anything up to date on Google.Ĭornelia made a post on German Microsoft Answers, which was rejected as expected (it's an end user forum). We've had quite a few reports come in at the company. Have you received any reports of PDF printing problems within the last two weeks? contacted me by email yesterday and asked if I was aware of any PDF printing problems on Windows in conjunction with Adobe Reader.
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