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ZRehanFilms
ZRehanFilms
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September 9, 2023
Question

DOWNLOAD PREVIOUS PREMIER PRO

  • September 9, 2023
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ive tried updating my adobe premier pro app whilst I was currently on the 2020 version.

However, my iMac being so old (late 2015), its deleted my current premier pro and to now saying the new version is not compatible with my computer.

 

I cannot download an older version as the "three dots" icon that is usually next to app via the CC App is no longer offering me an option to download an older version.

 

I have numerous movie edits to complete via strict deadlines and now cannot download the app at all!

 

I'm still paying for the subscription for Premier Pro and is costing me over £100 to cancel my plan!

 

Can someone help me on how to dowload a previous version asap!

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    RjL190365
    Legend
    September 9, 2023

    That compatibility flag currently indicates that your installed operating system is too old for the newer versions of Premiere Pro to even install at all. But beginning with version 24 (the forthcoming major release version), Adobe will now require a CPU that supports AVX2 extensions to even install at all. This means that an Intel 4th-Gen or newer CPU (or a 5th-Gen or newer HEDT Intel CPU, or an AMD Ryzen CPU) will be required for the software to even install at all. And even then, there will be no guarantee that an Intel CPU that's older than 8th-Gen will even run the programs properly.

     

    And even if your 2015 iMac were to be updated to MacOS 12.x Monterey, the forthcoming version 24 will be the very last major version of Premiere Pro that will be compatible with MacOS 12. The 2025 version will require MacOS 13 (Ventura) or newer to even install at all.

    Warren Heaton
    Community Expert
    Warren HeatonCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    September 9, 2023

    The 2015 iMac should be able to run macOS Monterey 12.  To test it without affecting your iMac as it's configured now, you could install it on an esternal boot drive.  An external USB3 2.5-inch SSD actually works well for this with the iMacs.

     

    Also, start a support chat here: https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html The chat pod is in the lower right corner. Be sure to ask for an agent in the "Video Queue" to get the best possible agent for digital video issues.  Ask if direct installer for Premiere Pro is available.

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