Problem:
When a PDF is opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader, the first page displays correctly. However, after navigating to another page and then returning to the first page, the page becomes blank and the text disappears.

Solution:
To fix blank pages in Adobe Acrobat, you can disable the "Use page cache" rendering setting. Open Acrobat, go to Edit > Preferences, and select the Page Display category. In the Rendering section, uncheck Use page cache, click OK, and restart the app.

Steps to Disable Page Cache and Fix Rendering

If you are experiencing blank pages, rendering errors, or memory spikes when viewing large PDFs, disabling the page cache forces the application to load pages dynamically rather than preemptively storing them in your local cache.

Follow these steps to disable it:

1. Open Adobe Acrobat.
2. Navigate to Edit (Windows) in the top menu.
3. Select Preferences.
4. On the left sidebar, click Page Display.
5. Locate the Rendering section.
6. Uncheck the box for Use page cache.
7. Click OK and restart the application.