DOH! I forgot I had already posted this ove a year ago! Sorry for double posting. ... View more

I know I'm late to the party, but I was having the same issue. I fixed by enabling the "new Acrobat".  Go to View and click "Enable new Acrobat" and restart app. Once back, AI Assistant was available in Tools. ... View more

For me the problem wasnt the language settings since I was already at English. I had clicked on the "Disable new Acrobat" option in the Menu tab. After I reverted back to the new Acrobat by clicking on Menu-"Enable new Acrobat", then I was able to locate the AI Assistant in the "See all tools" link. Afterwards, and not related to my inital problem of not finding the AI Assistant, I aslo checked "Enable Generative AI feature in Acrobat" in Menu-Preferences. ... View more

@patriced29297558, Is Adobe Acrobat installed on a Windows 10 pc with dual screens? That was the setup where we saw the issue. I dont have any experience with other scenarios where the toolbar area gets cut off to offer any further help. I assume your video card driver and Adobe are fully updated. You might want to play around with the resolutions too. Sorry, I wish you luck. Sent from my Sprint Samsung Galaxy® Note 4. ... View more

@jan Schroeder - glad this worked for you! I don’t remember how I stumbled across this solution, but I think it came after repeatedly banging my head on the keyboard trying to figure it out. Bad part is that it’s just a quick fix - the issue usually comes back, but the fix is quick and works every time. Thanks for the bev offer! ... View more

The workaround we use is to adjust the monitor position in pc settings >display (Windows 10) or  Control panel > display (Windows 7) slightly up or down. I click on one of the monitors and use the up/down arrows on keyboard to re position the monitor one space.This forces some sort of display driver refresh I assume and corrects the cut off section in the menu bar area. ... View more