P: Error at loading of ippCV library

@shad0w Unfortunately your manual fix lets the program start, but after that it is no longer operable (very slow, hangs, buttons not responding,...).

I think Adobe should simply disable the AI functionality for "old" processors.

That's no way of a payed model that we are forced to buy a new computer because of this.

Sorry that you don't understand my point. You were claiming that your computer was powerful therefore should be able to run anything even as software changed. Did you go look at that engine?

@DGrainger 

What card if we are talking about CPU here?

GPU is a completely different story...

Also, analogy with engine does not work here.

@5785308: It matters what the card is able to do , not what  power or performance it has. If it is out dated as to firmware, it may not be capable of the functions that updated applications require.  As an analogy, I just posted a photo on the KelbyONE thread "Best Image of the Week November 2" of a 9,381 ci diesel marine engine that weighs 33,100 pounds being scrapped. It was built in 1943, served 77 years, was still running and powerful. But, it was not capable of continued service because of being out of date with current requirements. 

https://community.kelbyone.com/t/best-of-the-week-november-2-2020/45074/3

haha I did not know, as I read before on another page and when I jumped to the last page of here I still saw that they were asking, I thought that that solution was not here... sorry 😅

*Ronny Abreu 

Lol, maybe it's time to read this thread?

That solution was originally posted by me in this thread, and then reposted on community forum by users.

https://feedback.photoshop.com/conversations/photoshop/photoshop-error-at-loading-of-ippcv-library/5f8f06c2c17a06631eb72c7e?commentId=5f934590c17a060f8ebe929a

@DGrainger 

So what?

Since when system requirements are based on the hardware release date, but not it's performance?
I mean 6 core 3.0GHz CPU released last year will not have much better performance benefit over 6 core 3.0GHz Phenom II released 10 years ago.

I found a solution 

Thanks very much Daniel

I just got the first one on the Microsoft Store. BreeZip it's called, and free.