00:00on Windows 10 or 11.
00:02Method 1, Using File Properties, fastest, find any PDF file on your computer.
00:09Right-click the PDF file and select Properties from the menu.
00:13Under the General tab, look for the Opens With section and click the Change button.
00:18Choose Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Acrobat Reader from the list of suggested or installed apps.
00:24Click Set Default if prompted, then click OK and apply to save your changes.
00:28Method 2, Through Windows Settings.
00:32Open the Windows Settings app, press Windows key plus I.
00:36Navigate to Apps, then Default Apps.
00:38Scroll down or use the search bar to look for .pdf.
00:42Click on whatever app is currently listed as the default for .pdf files like Microsoft Edge or Chrome.
00:50Select Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Acrobat Reader from the prompt and click Set Default.
00:55On macOS, locate any PDF file in your Finder.
01:00Right-click or Control-click the PDF file and select Get Info.
01:05Expand the Open With section if it is collapsed.
01:08Click the drop-down menu and select Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Acrobat Reader.
01:13Click the Change All button right below the drop-down.
01:17Click Continue when the confirmation pop-up appears to apply Adobe Reader to all .pdf files.
01:22You can review additional troubleshooting tips directly on the official Adobe Help Center.
01:27What operating system are you using, Windows 10 slash 11 or macOS?
01:32And are you running into any issues where PDFs keep resetting to a different browser?
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