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 · I had to download the file with the info that the PDF won't display and then go to my Norton security software to undo the clearing of the macro script that was embedded within the PDF (forms). Once this was achieved by confirming three times I really wanted to .  · When I try to open a web PDF file, I just get a blank/black screen. "Automatic download" is turned off already, so that is not the problem. This just started happening today for no apparent reason. If I go to another browser, the pdf file will open. If I go to incognito, it will open. Sometimes if I use Acrobat it will open.  · It won't open when I download it on my iphone, even when I use the reader app. It won't open from Gmail. I can open it when I download it at home on my Mac but when I try elsewhere no luck. I frequently have this problem. It's very frustrating. The solution is not to find a computer and download it. That's incredibly limiting.

Download the PDF Attachments: If nothing else works, the last option is to first download the file and then open it directly through Adobe Reader or any other app. This works almost all the time because the file is located locally on your machine and not as mere attachment to an email, which resolves a lot of conflicts that maybe the cause of. These errors mean that Chrome couldn't save the file to your computer. To fix the error: Cancel the download and try again. Instead of clicking the file to download, right-click the link and select Save link as. Be sure to download files to a place on your computer you can access, like your Desktop or Documents folder. downloads won't open from the Download List: The Downloads Manager ("Ctrl+J") is more like a log of downloads, it does not verify that the download still exits. Make sure you are setup to download to a permanent location, not into temporary files that get cleaned by the browser or by CCCleaner or something designed to clear out temporary files.

If you still have a problem opening a PDF please also try changing your connection speed setting: open Adobe Reader, go to Edit Preferences Internet and under "Internet Options" change the connection speed from 56 Kbps to Kbps. That may be the case with the PDF file type too. To check, go to File → Options → Trust Center and open “Trust Center Settings”, Go to the “File Block Settings” tab and check if the PDF file type is not blocked. If the checkbox next to PDF is selected, uncheck it to allow the file. Check Your Antivirus/Firewall/Defender Settings. I opened this page no problem, but still cannot download files. When I try to download pdf file I received: download unsuccessful. getdata_jsessionid_DB5E8DFBE.