Adobe Reader DC won't open — Protected Mode issues or probably related to the Framework of MS-Windows OS...
I'm trying to open my Adobe Reader DC since last part of 2018, and since then, the new updates from Adobe maybe did my Adobe Reader DC start to be hindered to execute and to not open anymore. I'd the AVAST Premier installed (recently it was uninstalled to be prepared to perform a "Repair Install" in my Windows 7 installation), and this AV might be very related on the issues with Adobe Reader newer versions and the Protected Mode, this last feature that is being very known for issues officialy with many Antivirus/Anti-malware Vendor Solutions.
My Operating System is:
- Windows 7 Professional SP1 (x86) -- Version 6.1.7601 ;
. Maybe after the AV was switched from Avast Premium to Premier the issues began to occur. I'm suspecting that some corruption of system libraries in my OS is being related to the problem, but I'm still thinking that the corruption as a factor couldn't be the main reason of the refutation to open and work of the Adobe Reader DC, because before, between February and September last year (2018), the Adobe Reader DC was still opening, only recently I noticed the problem that I'm here notifying started to occur, and since then, my Windows was still corrupted, but even thus Adobe Reader was working, but as a corruption symptom since February is when it Windows 7 wasn't Printing, or yet my installation cannot do Configure any new NICs or any related part to the Network, but it wasn't having problems with Adobe Reader DC until the last Adobe Updates:
Some Screenshots are linked below:
Error on the Network part, related to OS corruption and permissions -- hopefully it can fix with SubInACL.exe scripts -- edited to be more "realistic", since I only edited the Path on the image that I found on the Internet -- staying equal the prompted error message would be in English. Error Code <0x80070005>.
"Adobe Reader DC Error of Protected Mode" (illustrative error message in English found by me on the Internet as it really is).
The memory error <0xc0000022> of reader_sl.exe process always showed when launching the Adobe Reader or randomly on my Windows 7 Professional installation — "astistic conception" of an another error with same text at all — photo montage with the same error message.
Last error shown, after trying to run out of Protected Mode.
. SubInACL scripts would be very useful here for Network permissions part (Error Code: <0x80070005>). I was told for perform a "Repair Install" on my Windows 7 ("in-place Upgrade" technically speaking).
. I was already told to perform a "Repair Install" on BleepingComputer Forums on my Windows 7 Professional installation , but some errors are still remaining (as the within permissions), and I cannot rely on a Windows setup for fix all of this such problems, maybe the setup will finish with some failure yet.
I've these URL Addresses as reference, but none of them helped me to fix my faced problem (in this situation with possibility to fix Adobe Reader DC even if my Windows 7 is corrupted, and some new Adobe Reader Update implicated with some .dll broken / corrupted on my installation, making impossible to run Adobe Reader DC properly, but the main reason couldn't be implicated on System corruption relation, because Adobe software is from third-party):
Links that may be useful here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/protected-mode-troubleshooting-reader.html (*)
*( Protected Mode troubleshooting | Adobe Reader )
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2546293
( Adobe Reader no longer opens )
( AVAST AV mention of conflict
*( Couldn't help here and still left Adobe Reader DC broken, having I to reinstall it after do this workaround recommendation )
)
Title: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool -- Adobe Labs
*( I used this Cleaner Tool yesterday several times
Note: Shared on Pastebin the respective mentioned link the Title:
"Adobe Reader DC problems Protected Mode, known issue since X"
)
Forum with my last Reported case related to Security and Maintenance:
( Problems with infections hidden/deep, maybe between Rootkit & Virus - Plz, Help! -- BleepingComputer Forums )
. There on BleepingComputer Forums the available options are esgoted, and I cannot currently post nothing there without be modered or Thread closed without no further notice, because I don't performed a "Repair Install" ("in-place Upgrade" technically speaking) yet. Removing my paid AVAST Premier remained with Adobe Reader DC problems, but the hangs / freezes and the time for Windows 7 to load on startup system processes decreased signicantly, however not totally some of the hangs / freezes.
Complement Links with another links that I can't share here, because I'm only able to post at maximum 8 links each time posting:
https://pastebin.com/WCEi50tW
*( According to some Adobe Forums and Help page sources, the refutation of Adobe Reader X+ to open, due to the Protected Mode and the Antivirus (nowadays uninstalled on my Computer, but be still remaining some Registry that is causing the conflicts here described), is if nor the corruption of Adobe Core .dlls, or AV conflict issues, it's due a Rootkit installed on Windows according to Adobe sources, and I'll see some links resources of my shared Pastebin link to learn better the situation of my case. I'll perform a scan with MBAR (Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit) and Kaspersky TDSSKiller anyway )
Note: I've had not the enough time to test all the solutions of Pastebin shared link. Hope that in this mid time, that I may test the Microsoft Answers and Neowin solutions, and the Adobe KB too, and that this question not be deleted until there.
Best Regards.
Waiting a best response.
Thanks in advance for the assistance.
@lhvf.
pdf anti-virus blocking adobe-reader protected-mode
asked Jan 17 at 13:27
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Ramhound, DavidPostill♦ Jan 27 at 13:42
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I'm trying to open my Adobe Reader DC since last part of 2018, and since then, the new updates from Adobe maybe did my Adobe Reader DC start to be hindered to execute and to not open anymore. I'd the AVAST Premier installed (recently it was uninstalled to be prepared to perform a "Repair Install" in my Windows 7 installation), and this AV might be very related on the issues with Adobe Reader newer versions and the Protected Mode, this last feature that is being very known for issues officialy with many Antivirus/Anti-malware Vendor Solutions.
My Operating System is:
- Windows 7 Professional SP1 (x86) -- Version 6.1.7601 ;
. Maybe after the AV was switched from Avast Premium to Premier the issues began to occur. I'm suspecting that some corruption of system libraries in my OS is being related to the problem, but I'm still thinking that the corruption as a factor couldn't be the main reason of the refutation to open and work of the Adobe Reader DC, because before, between February and September last year (2018), the Adobe Reader DC was still opening, only recently I noticed the problem that I'm here notifying started to occur, and since then, my Windows was still corrupted, but even thus Adobe Reader was working, but as a corruption symptom since February is when it Windows 7 wasn't Printing, or yet my installation cannot do Configure any new NICs or any related part to the Network, but it wasn't having problems with Adobe Reader DC until the last Adobe Updates:
Some Screenshots are linked below:
Error on the Network part, related to OS corruption and permissions -- hopefully it can fix with SubInACL.exe scripts -- edited to be more "realistic", since I only edited the Path on the image that I found on the Internet -- staying equal the prompted error message would be in English. Error Code <0x80070005>.
"Adobe Reader DC Error of Protected Mode" (illustrative error message in English found by me on the Internet as it really is).
The memory error <0xc0000022> of reader_sl.exe process always showed when launching the Adobe Reader or randomly on my Windows 7 Professional installation — "astistic conception" of an another error with same text at all — photo montage with the same error message.
Last error shown, after trying to run out of Protected Mode.
. SubInACL scripts would be very useful here for Network permissions part (Error Code: <0x80070005>). I was told for perform a "Repair Install" on my Windows 7 ("in-place Upgrade" technically speaking).
. I was already told to perform a "Repair Install" on BleepingComputer Forums on my Windows 7 Professional installation , but some errors are still remaining (as the within permissions), and I cannot rely on a Windows setup for fix all of this such problems, maybe the setup will finish with some failure yet.
I've these URL Addresses as reference, but none of them helped me to fix my faced problem (in this situation with possibility to fix Adobe Reader DC even if my Windows 7 is corrupted, and some new Adobe Reader Update implicated with some .dll broken / corrupted on my installation, making impossible to run Adobe Reader DC properly, but the main reason couldn't be implicated on System corruption relation, because Adobe software is from third-party):
Links that may be useful here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/protected-mode-troubleshooting-reader.html (*)
*( Protected Mode troubleshooting | Adobe Reader )
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2546293
( Adobe Reader no longer opens )
( AVAST AV mention of conflict
*( Couldn't help here and still left Adobe Reader DC broken, having I to reinstall it after do this workaround recommendation )
)
Title: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool -- Adobe Labs
*( I used this Cleaner Tool yesterday several times
Note: Shared on Pastebin the respective mentioned link the Title:
"Adobe Reader DC problems Protected Mode, known issue since X"
)
Forum with my last Reported case related to Security and Maintenance:
( Problems with infections hidden/deep, maybe between Rootkit & Virus - Plz, Help! -- BleepingComputer Forums )
. There on BleepingComputer Forums the available options are esgoted, and I cannot currently post nothing there without be modered or Thread closed without no further notice, because I don't performed a "Repair Install" ("in-place Upgrade" technically speaking) yet. Removing my paid AVAST Premier remained with Adobe Reader DC problems, but the hangs / freezes and the time for Windows 7 to load on startup system processes decreased signicantly, however not totally some of the hangs / freezes.
Complement Links with another links that I can't share here, because I'm only able to post at maximum 8 links each time posting:
https://pastebin.com/WCEi50tW
*( According to some Adobe Forums and Help page sources, the refutation of Adobe Reader X+ to open, due to the Protected Mode and the Antivirus (nowadays uninstalled on my Computer, but be still remaining some Registry that is causing the conflicts here described), is if nor the corruption of Adobe Core .dlls, or AV conflict issues, it's due a Rootkit installed on Windows according to Adobe sources, and I'll see some links resources of my shared Pastebin link to learn better the situation of my case. I'll perform a scan with MBAR (Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit) and Kaspersky TDSSKiller anyway )
Note: I've had not the enough time to test all the solutions of Pastebin shared link. Hope that in this mid time, that I may test the Microsoft Answers and Neowin solutions, and the Adobe KB too, and that this question not be deleted until there.
Best Regards.
Waiting a best response.
Thanks in advance for the assistance.
@lhvf.
pdf anti-virus blocking adobe-reader protected-mode
asked Jan 17 at 13:27
lhvflhvf
11
closed as unclear what you're asking by Ramhound, DavidPostill♦ Jan 27 at 13:42
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
What “framework”? Your question body doesn’t clarify that point.
– Ramhound
Jan 17 at 13:33
Windows Application Framework isn’t an actual thing. Difficult to identify what you are actually referring too
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:15
Your screenshots are not helpful to describe your problem due to the fact not all of them are in English.
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:59
Making a lot of random text bold, italic, and bold italic doesn't really clarify things; it just makes it an eye sore.
– fixer1234
Jan 27 at 22:57
@lhvf - Please stop trying to ping me, I am not going to answer your question, the formatting problems with this question are to numerous.
– Ramhound
Jan 28 at 0:37
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I'm trying to open my Adobe Reader DC since last part of 2018, and since then, the new updates from Adobe maybe did my Adobe Reader DC start to be hindered to execute and to not open anymore. I'd the AVAST Premier installed (recently it was uninstalled to be prepared to perform a "Repair Install" in my Windows 7 installation), and this AV might be very related on the issues with Adobe Reader newer versions and the Protected Mode, this last feature that is being very known for issues officialy with many Antivirus/Anti-malware Vendor Solutions.
My Operating System is:
- Windows 7 Professional SP1 (x86) -- Version 6.1.7601 ;
. Maybe after the AV was switched from Avast Premium to Premier the issues began to occur. I'm suspecting that some corruption of system libraries in my OS is being related to the problem, but I'm still thinking that the corruption as a factor couldn't be the main reason of the refutation to open and work of the Adobe Reader DC, because before, between February and September last year (2018), the Adobe Reader DC was still opening, only recently I noticed the problem that I'm here notifying started to occur, and since then, my Windows was still corrupted, but even thus Adobe Reader was working, but as a corruption symptom since February is when it Windows 7 wasn't Printing, or yet my installation cannot do Configure any new NICs or any related part to the Network, but it wasn't having problems with Adobe Reader DC until the last Adobe Updates:
Some Screenshots are linked below:
Error on the Network part, related to OS corruption and permissions -- hopefully it can fix with SubInACL.exe scripts -- edited to be more "realistic", since I only edited the Path on the image that I found on the Internet -- staying equal the prompted error message would be in English. Error Code <0x80070005>.
"Adobe Reader DC Error of Protected Mode" (illustrative error message in English found by me on the Internet as it really is).
The memory error <0xc0000022> of reader_sl.exe process always showed when launching the Adobe Reader or randomly on my Windows 7 Professional installation — "astistic conception" of an another error with same text at all — photo montage with the same error message.
Last error shown, after trying to run out of Protected Mode.
. SubInACL scripts would be very useful here for Network permissions part (Error Code: <0x80070005>). I was told for perform a "Repair Install" on my Windows 7 ("in-place Upgrade" technically speaking).
. I was already told to perform a "Repair Install" on BleepingComputer Forums on my Windows 7 Professional installation , but some errors are still remaining (as the within permissions), and I cannot rely on a Windows setup for fix all of this such problems, maybe the setup will finish with some failure yet.
I've these URL Addresses as reference, but none of them helped me to fix my faced problem (in this situation with possibility to fix Adobe Reader DC even if my Windows 7 is corrupted, and some new Adobe Reader Update implicated with some .dll broken / corrupted on my installation, making impossible to run Adobe Reader DC properly, but the main reason couldn't be implicated on System corruption relation, because Adobe software is from third-party):
Links that may be useful here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/protected-mode-troubleshooting-reader.html (*)
*( Protected Mode troubleshooting | Adobe Reader )
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2546293
( Adobe Reader no longer opens )
( AVAST AV mention of conflict
*( Couldn't help here and still left Adobe Reader DC broken, having I to reinstall it after do this workaround recommendation )
)
Title: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool -- Adobe Labs
*( I used this Cleaner Tool yesterday several times
Note: Shared on Pastebin the respective mentioned link the Title:
"Adobe Reader DC problems Protected Mode, known issue since X"
)
Forum with my last Reported case related to Security and Maintenance:
( Problems with infections hidden/deep, maybe between Rootkit & Virus - Plz, Help! -- BleepingComputer Forums )
. There on BleepingComputer Forums the available options are esgoted, and I cannot currently post nothing there without be modered or Thread closed without no further notice, because I don't performed a "Repair Install" ("in-place Upgrade" technically speaking) yet. Removing my paid AVAST Premier remained with Adobe Reader DC problems, but the hangs / freezes and the time for Windows 7 to load on startup system processes decreased signicantly, however not totally some of the hangs / freezes.
Complement Links with another links that I can't share here, because I'm only able to post at maximum 8 links each time posting:
https://pastebin.com/WCEi50tW
*( According to some Adobe Forums and Help page sources, the refutation of Adobe Reader X+ to open, due to the Protected Mode and the Antivirus (nowadays uninstalled on my Computer, but be still remaining some Registry that is causing the conflicts here described), is if nor the corruption of Adobe Core .dlls, or AV conflict issues, it's due a Rootkit installed on Windows according to Adobe sources, and I'll see some links resources of my shared Pastebin link to learn better the situation of my case. I'll perform a scan with MBAR (Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit) and Kaspersky TDSSKiller anyway )
Note: I've had not the enough time to test all the solutions of Pastebin shared link. Hope that in this mid time, that I may test the Microsoft Answers and Neowin solutions, and the Adobe KB too, and that this question not be deleted until there.
Best Regards.
Waiting a best response.
Thanks in advance for the assistance.
@lhvf.
pdf anti-virus blocking adobe-reader protected-mode
asked Jan 17 at 13:27
lhvflhvf
11
I'm trying to open my Adobe Reader DC since last part of 2018, and since then, the new updates from Adobe maybe did my Adobe Reader DC start to be hindered to execute and to not open anymore. I'd the AVAST Premier installed (recently it was uninstalled to be prepared to perform a "Repair Install" in my Windows 7 installation), and this AV might be very related on the issues with Adobe Reader newer versions and the Protected Mode, this last feature that is being very known for issues officialy with many Antivirus/Anti-malware Vendor Solutions.
My Operating System is:
- Windows 7 Professional SP1 (x86) -- Version 6.1.7601 ;
. Maybe after the AV was switched from Avast Premium to Premier the issues began to occur. I'm suspecting that some corruption of system libraries in my OS is being related to the problem, but I'm still thinking that the corruption as a factor couldn't be the main reason of the refutation to open and work of the Adobe Reader DC, because before, between February and September last year (2018), the Adobe Reader DC was still opening, only recently I noticed the problem that I'm here notifying started to occur, and since then, my Windows was still corrupted, but even thus Adobe Reader was working, but as a corruption symptom since February is when it Windows 7 wasn't Printing, or yet my installation cannot do Configure any new NICs or any related part to the Network, but it wasn't having problems with Adobe Reader DC until the last Adobe Updates:
Some Screenshots are linked below:
Error on the Network part, related to OS corruption and permissions -- hopefully it can fix with SubInACL.exe scripts -- edited to be more "realistic", since I only edited the Path on the image that I found on the Internet -- staying equal the prompted error message would be in English. Error Code <0x80070005>.
"Adobe Reader DC Error of Protected Mode" (illustrative error message in English found by me on the Internet as it really is).
The memory error <0xc0000022> of reader_sl.exe process always showed when launching the Adobe Reader or randomly on my Windows 7 Professional installation — "astistic conception" of an another error with same text at all — photo montage with the same error message.
Last error shown, after trying to run out of Protected Mode.
. SubInACL scripts would be very useful here for Network permissions part (Error Code: <0x80070005>). I was told for perform a "Repair Install" on my Windows 7 ("in-place Upgrade" technically speaking).
. I was already told to perform a "Repair Install" on BleepingComputer Forums on my Windows 7 Professional installation , but some errors are still remaining (as the within permissions), and I cannot rely on a Windows setup for fix all of this such problems, maybe the setup will finish with some failure yet.
I've these URL Addresses as reference, but none of them helped me to fix my faced problem (in this situation with possibility to fix Adobe Reader DC even if my Windows 7 is corrupted, and some new Adobe Reader Update implicated with some .dll broken / corrupted on my installation, making impossible to run Adobe Reader DC properly, but the main reason couldn't be implicated on System corruption relation, because Adobe software is from third-party):
Links that may be useful here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/protected-mode-troubleshooting-reader.html (*)
*( Protected Mode troubleshooting | Adobe Reader )
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2546293
( Adobe Reader no longer opens )
( AVAST AV mention of conflict
*( Couldn't help here and still left Adobe Reader DC broken, having I to reinstall it after do this workaround recommendation )
)
Title: Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool -- Adobe Labs
*( I used this Cleaner Tool yesterday several times
Note: Shared on Pastebin the respective mentioned link the Title:
"Adobe Reader DC problems Protected Mode, known issue since X"
)
Forum with my last Reported case related to Security and Maintenance:
( Problems with infections hidden/deep, maybe between Rootkit & Virus - Plz, Help! -- BleepingComputer Forums )
. There on BleepingComputer Forums the available options are esgoted, and I cannot currently post nothing there without be modered or Thread closed without no further notice, because I don't performed a "Repair Install" ("in-place Upgrade" technically speaking) yet. Removing my paid AVAST Premier remained with Adobe Reader DC problems, but the hangs / freezes and the time for Windows 7 to load on startup system processes decreased signicantly, however not totally some of the hangs / freezes.
Complement Links with another links that I can't share here, because I'm only able to post at maximum 8 links each time posting:
https://pastebin.com/WCEi50tW
*( According to some Adobe Forums and Help page sources, the refutation of Adobe Reader X+ to open, due to the Protected Mode and the Antivirus (nowadays uninstalled on my Computer, but be still remaining some Registry that is causing the conflicts here described), is if nor the corruption of Adobe Core .dlls, or AV conflict issues, it's due a Rootkit installed on Windows according to Adobe sources, and I'll see some links resources of my shared Pastebin link to learn better the situation of my case. I'll perform a scan with MBAR (Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit) and Kaspersky TDSSKiller anyway )
Note: I've had not the enough time to test all the solutions of Pastebin shared link. Hope that in this mid time, that I may test the Microsoft Answers and Neowin solutions, and the Adobe KB too, and that this question not be deleted until there.
Best Regards.
Waiting a best response.
Thanks in advance for the assistance.
@lhvf.
pdf anti-virus blocking adobe-reader protected-mode
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Ramhound, DavidPostill♦ Jan 27 at 13:42
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by Ramhound, DavidPostill♦ Jan 27 at 13:42
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
What “framework”? Your question body doesn’t clarify that point.
– Ramhound
Jan 17 at 13:33
Windows Application Framework isn’t an actual thing. Difficult to identify what you are actually referring too
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:15
Your screenshots are not helpful to describe your problem due to the fact not all of them are in English.
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:59
Making a lot of random text bold, italic, and bold italic doesn't really clarify things; it just makes it an eye sore.
– fixer1234
Jan 27 at 22:57
@lhvf - Please stop trying to ping me, I am not going to answer your question, the formatting problems with this question are to numerous.
– Ramhound
Jan 28 at 0:37
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What “framework”? Your question body doesn’t clarify that point.
– Ramhound
Jan 17 at 13:33
Windows Application Framework isn’t an actual thing. Difficult to identify what you are actually referring too
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:15
Your screenshots are not helpful to describe your problem due to the fact not all of them are in English.
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:59
Making a lot of random text bold, italic, and bold italic doesn't really clarify things; it just makes it an eye sore.
– fixer1234
Jan 27 at 22:57
@lhvf - Please stop trying to ping me, I am not going to answer your question, the formatting problems with this question are to numerous.
– Ramhound
Jan 28 at 0:37
What “framework”? Your question body doesn’t clarify that point.
– Ramhound
Jan 17 at 13:33
What “framework”? Your question body doesn’t clarify that point.
– Ramhound
Jan 17 at 13:33
Windows Application Framework isn’t an actual thing. Difficult to identify what you are actually referring too
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:15
Windows Application Framework isn’t an actual thing. Difficult to identify what you are actually referring too
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:15
Your screenshots are not helpful to describe your problem due to the fact not all of them are in English.
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:59
Your screenshots are not helpful to describe your problem due to the fact not all of them are in English.
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:59
Making a lot of random text bold, italic, and bold italic doesn't really clarify things; it just makes it an eye sore.
– fixer1234
Jan 27 at 22:57
Making a lot of random text bold, italic, and bold italic doesn't really clarify things; it just makes it an eye sore.
– fixer1234
Jan 27 at 22:57
@lhvf - Please stop trying to ping me, I am not going to answer your question, the formatting problems with this question are to numerous.
– Ramhound
Jan 28 at 0:37
@lhvf - Please stop trying to ping me, I am not going to answer your question, the formatting problems with this question are to numerous.
– Ramhound
Jan 28 at 0:37
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What “framework”? Your question body doesn’t clarify that point.
– Ramhound
Jan 17 at 13:33
Windows Application Framework isn’t an actual thing. Difficult to identify what you are actually referring too
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:15
Your screenshots are not helpful to describe your problem due to the fact not all of them are in English.
– Ramhound
Jan 27 at 0:59
Making a lot of random text bold, italic, and bold italic doesn't really clarify things; it just makes it an eye sore.
– fixer1234
Jan 27 at 22:57
@lhvf - Please stop trying to ping me, I am not going to answer your question, the formatting problems with this question are to numerous.
– Ramhound
Jan 28 at 0:37