Windows 10: White background on images in PDF files render as yellow on Edge browser

When I view my PDF files in the Edge browser, the background of the logo comes out yellow. The background is white in the original logo image. This happens with logos that were created as JPGs and PNGs and also when I use a transparent background in the original. I saw this same issue posted in this forum here three years ago and there was no resolution, just a bunch of suggestions that didn't work and a strange resistance to admitting the problem. Here is a screen capture of a piece of the image as it appears in the Edge browser (screen capture is deliberately chopped off to avoid identification):



See that piece of the logo with the yellow background? That background should be white. How do I get it to show up as white? It is fine in Acrobat Reader, Chrome, and Firefox. This needs to be addressed as many of our customers use Edge as their default browser and when they call the product documentation from our products, our logo looks awful.

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Microsoft Edge will not render PDF located on ImDisk ramdisk


Edge can read the file fine, as I said if I copy to the SSD (physical or virtual machine) Edge renders the PDF.
I AM using the latest version of ImDisk.
NO variables have been relocated.

Installed the Windows 10 x86 Enterprise Evaluation into a virtual machine, installed ImDisk, Edge renders PDF from the ramdisk without problems. Has to be a bug with Edge from 1709.

 

Microsoft Edge Browser error for PDF documents

If you need to save the PDF files from a browser, we suggest downloading other browser from the Store.
You can follow the steps below to download and open PDF files:

• Download and install the UC browser and
  Xodo PDF Reader & Editor from Windows Store.
• Once installed, open UC browser and then visit the website from where you will download the PDF file.
  Tap the PDF file you wish to download > Click Regular Download.
• If PDF file was downloaded, go to App list >
  Xodo application > Menu icon > Recent Documents > tap the
  PDF file you've downloaded from UC browser.

Take note that you should uninstall any PDF reader applications installed on your phone.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

 

Getting white edges when cropping in 3D paint

The title says it all. Steps I'm taking:

• Open/Browse/Select an image
• Click Canvas: adjust pixel sizing to as close as I can to my desired pixels - usually this adjusts either height or width to my needs but I need to crop the other.
• Click Crop: crop the image
• File Save

Sometimes, I get a nice clean crop. Other times I get a white edge on one, sometimes 2 sides and it's usually not the side I cropped. So If I crop in from the left, the right has a white edge or sometimes the bottom.

Any tips on how to avoid this?

PS - I tried to add an example file but since this background is white, the white edge isn't viewable.