White bar / box covering options and toolbar

[jltcv]

Hi,

A user is currently using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC (Below screenshot is Adobe Reader but used for showing where the issue appears).

When opening PDF's intermittently they will appear with a white box covering the section marked in red in the image below. The area becomes unclickable. Nothing happens when you click in any area

I noticed that if this were the only window open and the white box was ontop of some other desktop items eg. Recycle bin, word, googlechrome. Clicking on the whitebox where the icons are located actually opens / highlights the shortcuts. It should be just interpretting clicks in the Adobe application itself, not behind the Adobe window.

Re-installed adobe, repaired adobe, updated graphics drivers.

Please note: Image 1 is where the problem occurs and what actually disappears (Home, tools, file edit view , window, help). Image 2 is what it looks like.

Image 1.

Image 2.

I've never seen this issue anywhere else.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Regards

Jason

[andrews70951059]

I had the same problem, and went to the display, and set the screen to a different aspect, all came back, they redid the aspect to the recommended, and it has been fine since seems to be a glitch that's still happening from time to time windows 10 in 2020

[AnkitRai]

Hi guys, for a quick fix on Windows 10 devices: one can sinply press Win+Ctrl+Shift+B and it will restart the grapic driver in an instance.
Please do let me know if that works for you 🙂 Thanks

[James5FB5]

I have been having the same issue for a while now and haven't been able to resolve it until I saw your post.

Thank you so much!

[Italex]

Hello folks of the Adobe realm,

I have found one solution, it is not a GREAT fix but a fix none the less.  I you can not get to the title bar, use ALT+F and hit the back arrow once to get to the "Restore, Move, Size, Minimize, Maximize, Close" menu.  Usually, the 2" of white bar space will not allow you to access this, but using the ALT+F option and hit the back arrow once will get you there.  Once there navigate down to restore, and hopefully it will give you a Reader in a window.  At this point you can resize it accordingly and not maximize it and have your Tool bar back...

No fuss, no muss, and Adobe Reader is (semi) back to normal use.

Glad to be of service.  🙂

[R32793117t9i1]

Gabriel. Your solution worked for me as well. I had the exact problem and reinstalling Adobe reader did nothing to fix it. I right clicked on the desktop and changed my display resolution to a random setting. The when prompted, I had it revert back to the original resolution and all problems were gone.