I would think Adobe would either update their code to prevent this corruption from occuring or post a simple fix for this problem instead. I would suggest first performing a 'SaveAs' on the PDF. Has the PDF been through a lot of modifications Acrobat can sometimes mess up the PDF Inernally if a lot of modifications have been made. However, I've had this problem several times over many years with various Windows OS and Adobe Pro versions. Was this PDF created with Acrobat, or a 3rd Party tool Many 3rd Party tools do not create well formed PDFs. With all due respects, the solution above may work for most and it's possible I didn't execute the solution accurately however the ilovepdf dot com file split ended successfully after spending hours trying dozens of solutions posted graciously and in good faith for which I am grateful. You can now open this newly created file, which will have everything but the last update in it."
"You can restore the previous version of the file by opening it in a binary editor, then search from the end of the file for the next to last %%EOF (there is one in the last line, you want to get the one right before that), and then remove anything after that next to last %%EOF and save under a new filename. Attempting to insert pages into a rather large PDF (300+ Pages), recieve error message stating, 'Expected a Dict Object'. This is what I tried that didn't work on my Win10 | Adobe Acrobat Pro 2020 system:
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