Windows 10: PDF will not work inside of a website

I am having a problem with adobe Acrobat working with windows 10, a pdf will open if its on my desktop alone standing but if i'm in a website that i want to view a pdf it gives me this message saying a error has occurred something is stopping this pdf from opening. If anyone can help me please let me know how to fix this, I didn't have this problem with windows 7.....

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Link in PDF file won't open in Edge

EDGE Browser in Win 10.

When I open a PDF file from a website link, Edge opens the PDF link OK but will not open a Website link within the PDF. It works OK in Chrome & Safari.

?????

Barjak

 

E71x will not load a website

This application works. I can now do my school online with my phone.



Thanks for the suggestion.



-Tom

 

which browser are you using

 

Not much specific help I'm afraid but have you thought of using an alternative, or are you forced to use Adobe?
I gave Adobe the boot years ago and have used Nitro Reader, it's free, ever since. No problems with W10. Adobe Acrobat alternative: The Best PDF Software Replacement | Nitro

Here's a screenshot with three tabbed pdf's available.

https://www.tenforums.com/attachmen...-nitro.jpg?s=c1e8b753a573dc6e5ffc1ac8c4009171

 

Using chrome doesn't work or ie isn't working.

 

I'll give this one a try thank you ....

 

nope it didnt work. I removed adobe reader.. and put nitro on and still totally blank when I click on the pdf inside of a website.

 

Hi Rose3434 and welcome to the forum *Smile

I'm thinking maybe you have some extensions or add-ins for your browsers that have carried over from the Win10 upgrade and are not functioning correctly. I suggest removing/disabling all such extensions/add-ins and resetting your browsers to default options.

 

thank you will try that.

 

What about the reader app?

 

There are two things to take care of:

First, the according browser must be configured to do the right action, when you click a PDF link. (The default action could e.g. be "Download the file", "Open the file" or "Show me a dialogue field in which I can choose for each single case".)

Secondly, the server, which sends you the PDF file, must be configured correctly: The server must send the right HTTP Headers for the PDF file. If it does not, then many browsers do at least not open the file (even if it has the file extension pdf. You can check, if this is your problem, by clicking on PDF links, which are coming from other servers - does it work there?