Okay, contacted NVIDIA support and there is nothing wrong with my graphics card or drivers. However, the tech did discover a windows problem (a known problem according to him) that makes the operating system not recognize the actual GPU of my graphics card. In my case, I have a GPU of about 6 gb, but when I run msinfo32 it displays only about 1 gb of GPU. The tech said that this is a known problem since the latest windows update. But if this is what causes the "incompatible display driver" pop-up when I try to start premiere elements is unclear. I doubt that everybody running the latest version of windows with the latest update have the same issue. Anyway, going to contact Microsoft support on monday to try to solve it. But I feel it´s a long shot when it comes to a solution regarding my premiere elements. Also found a good offer on Cyberlink Powerdirector 16 Ultimate. It looks like that is going to be the best option for me since Adobe has "abandoned" the version 15 users. To bad, because I liked it..... ... View more

That I have done, with no positive results. Does anyone know if there is any other way to contact Adobe regarding this, other than this forum or their international phone support? ... View more

The earliest driver I can find on the NVIDIA site is version 378.92 from march 20, 2017. Tried to download, install, activate driver and restart the computer and it still says "incompatible display driver...." and program won´t start... Have tried to contact the Adobe support again and they once again adviced me to go to this forum because "thats where the premiere elements 15 technicians are at". Can any of these techs please help me further? Starting to lose hope here....... ... View more

If you by that mean that I have to download the driver in question directly from the manufacturer’s site then yes, that’s what I’m doing....   ... View more