I am not sure why multiple instances are being opened, as there is only one Acrobat application open. This is definitely not a fix as it's extremely time consuming to head to the task manager every time I need to combine files. Ending one of the "running" tasks seems to have allowed the files to be combined. I didn't find any odd processes, however, I did note that there were multiple Acrobat.exe instances. I decided to do a bit more digging, I analyzed the task manager to see if there were any odd processes running during the combine files lock-up. DC-One Facilitates precise, real-time control and supervision of one or more DC-One. The download is provided as is, with no modifications or changes made on our side. Tried different documents to ensure I wasn't trying to combine corrupt documentsĪny help you can provide would be awesome! The download version of Adobe Acrobat Pro DC is 2015. Tested both on/off VPN - issues regardless Uninstall Creative Cloud, Uninstall Acrobat, Re-InstallĮnsure Skype For Business is not running when system startsĮnsure files to be combined are not on a shared drive So I tested before and after opening certain software (Microsoft Office, Google Chrome, etc) - the results I got were inconclusive and I was unable to narrow it down to a single program that was causing the issue. This led me to think that it was related to a program I was running. The funny thing is - the combine function works after I restart the system. When combining any type of files, the Adobe Acrobat software will hang or give the message: "No PDF file was created because Adobe Acrobat encountered an unidentified error." Running into some troubles with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and it's ability to combine files (or lack thereof).
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