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February 12, 2020
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Adobe Reader Display Corruption

  • February 12, 2020
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Hi Guys,

I have one user with this issue in Adobe Reader (works fine in other PDF Readers). When you open any PDF it comes up OK but the second you click, or even wave your mouse, in the body of the PDF the screen gets corrupted - like this:

Click off the main window ie in the menu's or even scroll bars and the corruption disappears. Click or move the mouse over the body of the PDF and it immediately does this again.

 

No-one else has this issue and they can all open and view the same PDF the user is trying to access. I've updated Reader to the latest version. I've done a repair, uninstall/re-install. Just downloaded and installed the latest Radeon Drivers (Radeon 5 3400G CPU) etc to no avail. I've checked and unchecked 'Show Large Images' in Preferences (run across that one before!)

I installed another PDF reader and its opening them fine - only seems to be affecting Adobe Reader and only on this PC.

Any ideas? Running Win 10, Office 2016 Pro Plus and not much else at all 😉 




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Participant
April 24, 2020

I have this exact same issue.

Laptop Acer Aspire 5 a515-43 AMD Ryzen 3 3200U with Radeon Vega 3 Mobile GFX; 20Gb RAM; 

Thank you

Participant
April 29, 2020

Anyone get a resolution to this? A client has got exactly the same problem on a Dell. Simply replaced Acrobat Reader with Foxit Reader.

 

Aside/connected: I use SimpleHelp remote support onto my clients and the mouse pointer in Acrobat Reader DC has always been corrupt. It must be something something different with the graphics interface.

Participant
February 23, 2020

Same on Radeon 5 3500U CPU. Due to some reasons I have also recently formatted my hard drive and fresh installed everything and it still happens.

Dread73Author
Participant
February 20, 2020

Bumping for attention - anyone?? 

Participant
February 15, 2020

i exactly have this same problem windows 10 , microsoft surface