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by ChillWinterheart on January 31st, 2008
Based on the error message, I would hazard a guess that the [acropdf.dll] file is for Acrobat Reader's PDF file format, and your browser is having trouble with it. If the link you're clicking on leads to a PDF file, you're getting the error because you either don't have Acrobat Reader or it's corrupted.
Just an educated guess, but a guess nonetheless. Have a techie friend take a look at it for you. Or google "error acropdf.dll in Internet Explorer" to get further help.
by G_tech on May 8th, 2009
Go to Control Panel --> Internet Opetions--> Advanced Tab. Uncheck "Enable Third party browser Extensions".
make sure download latest flash player, shockwave player, and java
Also stay with IE7 for now, do not change to IE8 yet it has to many bugs in it yet
why is internet explorer so slow and old?
by fummygummy on June 30th, 2011
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What demographic uses Internet Explorer most?
by kassie1990 on August 4th, 2011
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have tried tools/int.opts/gen.tab/delete cookies ticked mark/ok/ but have to manually remove cookies under the hood.missing a step pl guide
by lailu on September 4th, 2011
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how do people get new website info ?
by Kevin_W6640 on June 9th, 2011
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How can I uninstall Windows Internet Explorer 9? I have Windows Vista this download was supposed to
by Marisa on April 18th, 2011
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You're reading When at a web site and I click on a link in that web site I get this error and have to start over. Internet explorer has encountered a problem and has to close. Error signature App name iexplorer, app ver 6.0.2900.2180,mod name acropdf.dll, mod ver 7.0.9.
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I agree. Uninstall Acrobat reader and then reinstall.
by Anonymous T. Jackson on May 7th, 2009