PDF document pages turning yellow

This worked thanks!

Please review earlier posts from myself which include adobe directed fix.  The accessibility WILL NOT fix the issue.  It is a conflict with the monitor in your settings.  

I have the same problem, that solution (Edit - Preferences - Accessobility - Use Windows Color Scheme) doesn't fix the problem, most part of the document is still shwoing yellow color and even when I print the document, it's yellow too.When this problem can be solved by Adobe?

I don't regard setting the display profile to sRGB as a solution. Some of us have wide gamut displays with custom profiles. The idea of limiting my display to an sRGB gamut is not acceptable. 

No one has said how this fixes the problem. Is Acrobat changing the default profile to something inappropriate and thus switching back to sRGB corrects this? If so, I can see how switching back to a more appropriate profile would correct the problem.

My wife's computer, however, doesn't lose the yellow background even if we do change the profile.

Ok, I have no idea what is causing this but it does not appear to be as widespread as I thought. Only my PC at home is yellow, around 100 regular users at work (including me) not affected.

My home PC - Windows Colour settings are as suggested. Using the accessibility/replace document colours worked for a while, but after an enforced Adobe upgrade from the 32bit to 64 bit version what appeared on the screen was OK, but when printed the yellow backgrounds to various text boxes reappeared.

So I gave up and uninstalled Acrobat Reader. Then removed Adobe folders from c:\program files; c:\program files (x86); c:\program data plus the appdata Adobe folders that I could find.

Then re-installed Acrobat Reader DC. All seemed fine. Then I went to bed. The following morning, bad as ever. Yellow background.

Another couple of weeks and it will once more be update Tuesday. Perhaps that will fix it..?

I received this directly from my ticket with Adobe.  So far it has worked in all my applications including acrobat, indesign, photoshop as well as when I pdf'd from Word.  NOTE:  I had to UNDO the accessibility 'fix' as it was preventing color from appearing on non-white backgrounds.  So far everything seems back to normal.

There is a workaround to fix the issue. Please follow the below steps to fix it.

* Close Acrobat DC

* Open Control Panel>Color Management

* Select the display (monitor) from the dropdown list and check the box "use my settings for this device"

* After this, select any existing ICC profiles you see and click on Remove button

* Once this is done, please click on Add and choose the ICC Profile called sRGB IEC61966-2.1 and click on Ok and then close.

This is driving me insane as well. I will likely cancel my Adobe Creative Cloud subscription if this is not immediately resolved. Frankly, Adobe Acrobat Pro DC is the only Adobe app I regularly use and if it is malfunctioning, I will have to seek out an alternative.

Nearly everything I convert to PDF or "print" to PDF has a hideous yellow background. 

Copied from a previous reply, this correctd the issue for me.

It looks like the software update changed a default.

To fix it:
Edit
Preferences
Accessibility
Use Windows Color Scheme

Do you have Night mode, any of you? I will also point out that this change of white (and not always transparent white even) to black for example in latest redesign of  Microsoft 365 is also horrible idea (I do already have it). https://youtu.be/NyTV6atd_1Q

I am having the exact same issue. After the update, everything is now showing up yellow. I have changed the page colour to white, however my company logo still appears yellow and any scans. This wouldn't be a huge issue if it was just showing yellow, but when I print the documents, they show up yellow! 

I spent an hour with Adobe yesterday and was told to contact Microsoft Support (???) to get a new user profile created. I feel like this probably won't fix the problem, has anyone done this?