Illustrator CC 2014 documents won't go full screen (and the UI is extremely low resolution)

Illustrator CC 2014 does not seem to be running correctly. My documents will not go full screen. As you can see, there is a huge white gap surrounding the entire document. I cannot grab the corners or sides to stretch it to full width. On top of this, the whole interface is blown up and looks very low resolution.
Compare this to a screen shot of the previous version on the same computer:
The document will expand to the full width available and the the UI looks much better. Does anyone know how to fix this? I am using Windows 8.1

Since you still haven't got your data from the drive(s). I would advise performing a Windows installation without formatting the drive... I don't like this solution but at this stage you have probably tried everything else.
Use a Windows 7 Reinstallation DVD when installing ensure you select...
Select Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)
If you do not select any of the drive options and simply highlight the largest partition and select next:
Windows will dump all the old installation files in the Windows.old folder

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