is adobe acrobat reader dc slowing down pc

My first step would be to stop the hardware rendering which you can find under Edit/Preferences/3D and Multimedia:.My first step would be to look at the Acrobat rendering options, especially with an older video card. Thank you in advance for your kind replys! SoundMAX Integrated Digital High Definition Audio

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These are the only 2 workstation in the network to be affected.

Seems to be a rendering problem those 2 machines but i can't pinpoint where exactly is the problem.

I've tried 2 different antivirus (and without antivirus): Symantec endpoint protection, kaspersky endpoint protection.

All other programs etc run smooth (autocad included).

Updated the graphic driver with no appreciable changes.

If i open adobe reader without opening a file it opens in a seconds like it should do, but when i hit open a pdf file it just frooze for the, stated above, 20-30 secs.

No matter the type of pdf (image, text, mixed, optimized, not optimized) the loading time still the same (20-30 secs).

No matter the size of the PDF (100kb to 10Mb) the loading time is still the same (20-30 seconds).

I tried to open PDF files from local hard drive, USB drive, Network drive all have the same problem.

Fox it reader runs fine but for policy reason i'd prefer to stick with adobe reader for all machines in the domain.

other PCs in the same GPO with the same group policy etc don't have any problem.

Adobe Reader versions 9, 10, 11 all have the same problem.

On 2 (identical) computer of my network (100+ computer) Adobe PDF Reader open pdf files very slow (about 20 to 30 seconds per file and when the file is opened, if the file has multiple pages, the scroll is 'laggy')

First of all i know, i'm sorry, this sound like the classic silly question 'my computer is slow this morning' but if you keep reading you may find out it's not.

Is adobe acrobat reader dc slowing down pc