Inspiring

Display issues or a kernel error

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August 29, 2026
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I only work with the latest versions of drivers, the operating system, and the BIOS—and only with Driver Studio! The integrated graphics processor is disabled! Equipment Stress Tests in AIDА 64 and FurMark

The timeline isn't working properly; files aren't being deleted. This is a software regression. Just make a normal, stable version of the program. At least once. How can I help, and what do I need to do?

20260829_071251 (2).mp4

Ann Bens

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I play top-tier games on ultra settings

I suggest deleting all games and setting the graphics card to default settings. See how that goes.

Ann Bens

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You are having issue after issue after issue…

Might want to wipe everything clean and do a fresh Windows install.

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Paul_GringoAuthor

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I have a minimal number of programs installed—the Adobe suite, Microsoft Office, messaging apps, browsers, and a few other editing programs—but they don’t affect Premiere at all. I don’t like having a lot of programs installed on my system because that’s exactly when many problems arise. But my only issue is with Premiere. I play top-tier games on ultra settings, sometimes edit in DaVinci and CapCut, and my system is always stable. The only Adobe programs that work consistently for me are Lightroom and Encoder. Photoshop generally works fine, but sometimes updates break the program’s functionality. But that’s a problem on the developers’ end—not mine. So I only have one problem—it's Premiere Pro. I had problems on my old computer, and I'm having them on the new one, too.

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Averdahl

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I have a minimal number of programs installed—the Adobe suite, Microsoft Office, messaging apps, browsers, and a few other editing programs—but they don’t affect Premiere at all. I don’t like having a lot of programs installed on my system because that’s exactly when many problems arise.

I saw a video you posted here som days ago with many, many other apps installed. Have you tried a clean install of Windows without installing Uninstall Tool, DeepL, Winaero Tweaker, Mini Radio Player, aBittorrent, Icaros Config and all other apps?

On that start menu there are a lot more apps than “minimal number of apps”.

Yes, you can have whatever you want installed, but by having it you are increasing the risk of issues, that´s why it would be interesting to see if all issues would remain on a clean install of Windows without any non-essential apps for video editing there.

Tweaking apps and config apps are known for causing issues and are best keeping off a video editing computer, for a good reason.

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PaulMurphy

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Thanks for including the screen recording, that helps a lot. Before suggesting a fix, a few specific details would narrow this down:

Open Event Viewer (search for it in the Windows Start menu), go to Windows Logs > System, and check for any entries timestamped to match the moment in the recording when the clips disappear.
Open Settings > System > Display, scroll down to Graphics, select Change default graphics settings, and check whether Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling is on or off.
Open Settings > System > Display and check whether HDR is turned on for the monitor.

Note: These settings can carry over from a previous GPU or Windows install, so it's worth confirming their current state even if everything else has been reinstalled recently.

Screenshots of all three would be the most useful next step.

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Paul_GringoAuthor

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1. There's nothing in the event log; I don't even know what you're supposed to see there—these are system events.
2 ON
3 I don't use HDR

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PaulMurphy

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Two quick follow-ups to close this out:

For HDR, could you send a screenshot of Settings > System > Display, showing the actual toggle state? Just want to confirm the setting itself rather than how it's typically used.
Could you turn Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling off (same Graphics menu from before), restart, and try to reproduce the scrub and marquee-select issue again? That setting has a known history of causing partial-rendering glitches like the ones in your recording.

Those two results would tell us a lot.

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