I cannot download documents from the internet it tells me it has a problem with add ons and then closes?
815546
what browser are you using?  if you are using Explorer 7- go to tools (upper right)- then manage add ons- then enable/disable add ons.  you will have to take out each add on, then check if the download works, if it still doesnt then enable the one you just disabled, and disable the next one until you find which one is causing the problem.
229061
Re-Download it as the correct file type?\nTry changing the files properties with regard to what it opens with?\n\nThats all I can come up with! =(
150609
That happened to me a couple months ago. I didn't fight it as my computer fights me with something all the time anyway.\n\nThen, I tried downloading it again last week and got it going no prob.
786202
If you were successful in finding a down-loadable copy you are setting yourself up for big trouble. \n\nMicrosoft requires and ID on their software and with the download that would not be available. During installation you would not get past that\n\nAnd of course you may get a virus.\n\nBe careful what you ask for you may get more than you want.
621147
check and see if was download complete or didnt load right.might have to redo.
717500
More likely than not, it's your plug-in that's having the problem. Rather than clicking on PDFs to open them in your browser, right-click on the links, choose "Save Target As" and save the files to your desktop or some other place, then open them. That should work better.
72726
1.  Download again.\n\n2.  Contact Microsoft help.\n\n3.  Cry in your beer.
257242
There might have been an error when saving the file, causing an incorrect extension.\n\nI am assuming that when you try to open it, you get a dialog box saying that Windows does not know which program to open it with.\n\nWhat ever the case, I would try saving the document, changing the name and putting ".doc" at the end. Then try opening it. I can't guarantee anything, but it's worth a try.
761298
I don't know.  I can open it.  I looked at it yesterday.  You might have some sort of blocking software shutting it down.
1077191
Make sure you don't have the box checked where it says to close after downloading. Cause that is what it will do close up after is finishes.
428648
See if it has been disabled in your add-ons.\nOn IE click \nTools\nManage Addons
212385
Try saving the file to your hard drive first (rather than trying to open it through IE).  Then open it using Acrobat.  Sometimes the Acrobat version that is linked with your browser doesn't work correctly.  If that doesn't work, try downloading a new version of Acrobat Reader from the Adobe website.
588782
If that is only web site you cannot open it could be down for mainetance...Try running your disk cleanup program if there are other sites you cannot open..
1078464
You need to look at the "file extension" of the file you are trying to download (the last 3 or so characters after the "dot") and then install a "helper program" that can process it.\n\nExample: If the file ends in ".doc" you will need MS Word... or for ".xls" you will need MS Excel, etc.\n\nIn many cases, you can install  a "viewer" application that will give limited access to view (but not edit) the downloaded item.\n\nExample: Adobe provides a free ".pdf" reader that will let you view (only) PDF files, but you will need to purchase Acrobat to create/edit these files.\n\nAlso, Microsoft provides FREE viewers for most Office programs (like Word, XL, and Powerpoint) at their website as well.
290157
i also faced this problem then i downloaded new version and problem was solved\n\ntry to get new version\nthis feature was not available in earlier version
432635
Adobe Reader willnot let you add anything permanentlyto a document. Even if it's a fill in form it will not save. That's why it's free.
255369
If the document name including its complete path shows up in the Browse window then clicking on "Attach" SHOULD work. Sometime the simplest resolution is to reboot the PC. Windows is quirky that way. Try that.