Does Premiere Pro work with Windows 10??

Hi All. So I was forced to make the decision (because of Premiere ProCC2014 problems) to either clean install Windows 7 once again, or take a chance and go Win10. I figured, What The Hey, I'm in the middle of projects and have an extra day to waste in case of major problems, so I not only upgraded to Win10, (and this is important), but also then did a Clean Install of Win10.

After the first Win10 upgrade, I experience major problems with Premiere Pro 2015, mainly because there was a flaw/bug in the online upgrade that didn't allow for the complete un-installation of CC2014. This, I believe may be the crux to many 'o peoples problems here.

In my case, I was forced to do a re-install of Win10. It's a matter of fact, Adobe Customer Support had to take over my computer and figure that having both CC2015 and partial CC2014 was causing such breakdown, that a Clean Install of Win10 was in order.

Well, after a day of headaches and a triple re-install of Win10 and double install of CC2015, everything "seems" to be working much much better. (cross my fingers now).

Two simple projects in (within 4 days) and so far no crashing, glitching, major issues. Only a slight progressive increase of RAM usage. (slow memory leak), that I believe Adobe is already aware of.

I hope this can be of help. Rich

I've been running Windows 10 with CC 2015 and it works fine. I had an issue with one of my third-party plugins causing CC to crash, but I emailed the third-party about it and they fixed it. So really, no complaints about using Premiere in Windows 10 here.

Here are some updates,  I should get a free version of CS6 and CC for life since I am only a trial user

You can go to control panel, users, and create the default administrator user 

this will solve a lot of your problems

install all software, updates, firewall etc from that account

go back to your user  it is corrupted , something with the administrator privileges not figured that out

now grab all the dll's from the x86 or x64 vcredit redistributile and put them in the programs executable directory

for example program files / photoshop x64  / you copy all the msvc*.dll there

now they work

premiere pro cs6 is having a license problem from the logs, but you can use the cc version fine

or you can go back to 8.1

‌after clean install of Windows 10 Pro, Premiere, all of Adobe apps not good. Very slow response to commands. Playback is okay, but Premiere takes a long time to open and sometimes hangs. Photoshop, AME same thing

I have started having problems with Premiere. It keeps popping up with an error message about the sequences I used. I was working hard on that project and now I have to start all over again because of that damned error message! I want that error message to go away!! We updated the family computer to Windows 10, it works just fine, but when I go to open my project the error message pops up and it's driving me crazy. I hope this problem's fixed.

Error Message: This project contained a sequence that could not be opened. No sequence preset file or codec could be associated with this sequence

nope. Even the Media Encoder do not launch.

That's very sad.
Hope Adobe fixed it very soon,

I'm running Premiere CS6 (Encore too) on Windows 10 without issues.  Runs just like it did when I was using Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.

I did a re-install for Windows 8.1, but for Windows 10 I just let it update (after a backup, just in case).

I've completed two projects using Premiere/Encore making BluRays and DVDs without issues.

Official Release, not working it starts then crashes, re-install crashes  on CS6 version. 

‌you're right. I'm just starting to investigate the Windows forums. I knew there were cosmetic issues, easily fixed. I just meant anything under the hood that might slow things down performance wise.