This "crashed" in our SYSTEM without a logged in user. He wrote:Ģ1.001.20135 Planned update, Release Notes for Acrobat DC Products () contacted me yesterday by mail, reporting serious install issues with that update (thanks for that). Since I don't use the products, I wasn't able to test anything. Adobe has published a Security Bulletin APSB21-09 with details.
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You can disable it at the user level or the computer level. The good news is there is 2 ways to disable protected mode through a GPO/manual registry edit.
Then the problem grows exponentially depending on how many users you’re supporting.
The problem comes into play when your supporting users who don’t have admin rights on the systems they are using. On your own personal system this isn’t a big deal, you just go into “Preferences” and disable it under the security tab and go on with your day. Adobe Reader Protected mode generally will block you from printing or viewing PDFs that come in e-mails. If you’ve every had to support an RDS/Terminal Services environment then you know the headache that Adobe Reader 10/11/DC Protected mode can be.
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