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I got this message when I open up Adobe Illustrator:
When I press fix it took me to this webpage Illustrator GPU performance | Driver updates (adobe.com)
I follow instruction and updated the Intel Grpahics 5500 and NVIDIA GeForce
But still get that error.
Here are the updated specs:
What should I do?
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Hi there,
Sorry to hear about this. We have launched this new feature which checks the compatibility of your machine. If even after updating your drivers you're getting this system compatibility report. Please turn this off by unchecking "Show system compatibility issues at startup" under Preferences > General.
I am also attaching a screenshot for your reference:
Hope it helps.
Additionally, we'd request you to upvote & add your comment on this Illustrator UserVoice post(https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447-illustrator-desktop-bugs/suggestions/42662191-system...)and stay tuned for the updates.
Regards,
Ashutosh
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It is a useful feature, but what is the customer supposed to do when they get the message? Do Adobe give a list anywhere of the affected drivers, and the ones which are recommended instead?
I think turning off the message is not really a solution, since the message is presumably saying "You can expect Illustrator to crash!"
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I haven't had the warning in Illustrator, but for Premiere Pro the report you can export gives (occasionally inaccurate) details of the drivers you have and the drivers it thinks you should have.
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Some more clarity on this would definitely be useful. People seem to be assuming that the message means something urgently needs fixing. By telling people to turn it off, you're effectively saying that it doesn't. So what exactly is the message for?
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Hi @Test Screen Name and @Doug A Roberts
Product team is reviewing all the concerns & queries raised related to this feature. We appreciate your patience & request users to keep an eye out for this UserVoice post.
Thanks!