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Participant
January 4, 2020
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Disable System Compatibility Report

  • January 4, 2020
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I spent hours with all the driver update attempts with my old HP ZBook 15 which I need to live with for a while yet, and I'm done with this. I'm back to where I started with the most recent drivers from Nvidia.

 

PP 2020 works at the same speed as PP2019 after I continue with known issues, except I feel like my computer now sucks every time I start it. It still uses the GPU as before.

 

I wish to turn off the system compatibility report so I don't need to click through it and see the nasty red warning in the upper bar that reminds me that my computer sucks.

 

I'd say this tool has the potential to be very useful... just not in my case at this time.

 

darryl

 

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Correct answer johnnyk7917700

Found it!! 

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Legend
November 14, 2020

That notification box has been completely removed as of the new 14.5 release. Soon, Adobe will now no longer allow users of such old or antiquated hardware to run or even install Premiere Pro any more. The warning box serves as a reminder for all of you to update your drivers or purchase all-new hardware in order to continue using Premiere Pro at all.

johnnyk7917700Correct answer
Inspiring
February 10, 2020

Found it!! 

Participant
February 26, 2020

OMG THANK YOU!!!

 

This has been driving me crazy for months!