Acrobat looks blurry in windows 8.1?

I installed Acrobat X on a Windows8.1 machine. The content looks blurry. Any fixes?

Hi Bioarray,
Kindly go to the Preferences of Acrobat by clicking on EDIT>Preferences and choose Page display from the categories menu and check the below mentioned boxes.
Smooth Line Art
Smooth Images
Also, uncheck show transparency grid if checked.
Click OK and restart Acrobat.
Thanks,
Vikrantt Singh

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