Acrobat DC toolbar icons are low resolution, already set to No Scaling.

[iamjamieq]

My toolbar icons are all low resolution and look terrible. I found a post that said to change the "Scale for screen resolution" setting to No Scaling. I've already done that, and they still look terrible. My screen resolution is 1920x1080. I have all my settings the exact same as another computer, which has proper looking icons. I'm on Windows 10. No idea how to fix this. 

[ls_rbls]

Hi,

Have you tried to reset the toolbar?

Right click on an empty space in that toolbar and from the context menu that will pop select Reset Toolbars.  You can also do this with keyboard shortcuts by pressing Alt+F8 keys together

[iamjamieq]

I did already try that. Didn't work. 

[ls_rbls]

You mentioned that both computers have the exact same settings.

I guess my next question should be if both computers have the same operating system with the same latest updates applied in all licensed products to reflect their current versions?

And, do both computers have the same GPU graphics card with latest updates applied from the graphic device manufacturer support website, not from a windows update?

And is the graphic device settings also the same for both computers?

[iamjamieq · Accepted solution]

Update: uninstalled and reinstalled, looks fine now. 

Yes, both are updated. They don't have the same graphics cards. The older computer is a laptop with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 870M. The newer one is a desktop with an Nvidia Quadro K4200. Both are very powerful display adapters. I see no reason why Acrobat would display low res toolbar icons. It is the only GUI issue I have on this computer. 

[ls_rbls]

That is interesting.

Well, I am glad to know that you were able to get it fixed.

Seems like uninstalling and reinstalling was the solution to the pixelation like effect when you were working on your document.

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