RAW photos pixelated in PSE 9 raw converter program.

I just bought a new Nikon D7000 and shot family portraits this weekend. I was shooting in RAW. Upon loading my images into the PSE 9 RAW Converter they are badly pixelated. What went wrong? My jpeg photos look better and that's just plain wrong. I heard I have to sync my camera raw settings to the editing software raw converter settings, but how do I do that?

In the editor, go to Help >Updates and see if it updates camera raw for you.

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Seems you are looking for DNG Convertor, If so, here is the download link
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TD
I'm feeling just a little sheepish right now.
It was your statement that it was either a) I'm imagining it or b) it's a very rare problem. I knew it wasn't (a) and I suspected (b) was probably not it either because too often when something is very rare, there is something simple hidden in the problem.
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