How to turn off Auto Adjust Layout by default?

Hey, guys.

I use Acrobat frequently in a professional capacity to edit PDFs I have generated through Excel and Google Sheets. The PDFs from those programs have color coding, cell bordering, and text size elements that are very important to the final document. However, as soon as the new update went live, Acrobat started to open these documents, immediately begin the Auto-Adjust Layout process (no way to cancel) and promptly remove all colors, the majority of cell borders, and revert a good amount (but not all) of the text formatting. This makes my generated documents completely useless for their intended purpose, and there is no way to revert the changes once they've been made. 

Is there some way to turn this feature off? I cannot access any edit settings, the gear becomes greyed out as soon as the process starts. When I click the info bubble beside the Auto-Adjust line, all it says is this very helpful tidbit : 

"Content adjusts as you edit, like in"

That's it. "like in" without any program names or further information (see screenshot). This feature has made Acrobat not only unhelpful for PDF edits, but actively damaging to the files I import. There must be some way to set it to only activate when I want it to, right? I've looked everywhere but can't find it. Elsewhere I have heard Adobe refer to this as an intended feature of inDesign, but this is Acrobat, all I need to do is open PDFs the way that they were generated and sign them. If anyone has any information, it'd be much appreciated.

Specs:

Lenovo ThinkPad 2019

Intel i5 Processor

Windows 11 64-bit

Acrobat Pro CC

Thanks!