2020 not working, Return to previously installed Premiere CS6

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May 6, 2020
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Hello,

I've been a Premiere user for 10 years and have recently subscribed to Creative Cloud. Premiere CS6 ran perfectly fine on my computer, and has all the features I need, I remember a previous version of Premiere in CC working as well. I've got plenty of scratch space, processor speed and RAM. But when Creative Cloud upgraded me to Premiere 2020; my nvidia GeForce video card is suddenly unsupported and I can't even do basic tasks like playing imported clips, it's completely unusable. Rush does not have all of the features I need. I can't afford a new video card or computer right now, and it's frustrating that I've essentially paid money to not be able to do my work anymore, How do I return to the previous version of Premiere, with the understanding that it may not be compliant with new versions of other adobe software?

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John T Smith

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Read Cloud takes over https://community.adobe.com/t5/Get-Started/Get-off-the-cloud/td-p/8075485 for some ideas on going back to your serial number programs

Ann Bens

Community Expert

This might not apply as cs6 is no longer part of CC.

MyerPj

Community Expert

It's a bit of a problem. Using Adobe Creative Cloud you can go back one version, IE: we are on 2020 now, so you can go back to 2019. Getting CS6 to run again you would need your original install disks/files. Give your computer specs. Which Nvidia card are you using?

mitchvegaAuthor

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Hi, my card is the nVidia NVS 4200m. I will see if Premiere 2019 works with it, but if not, I'm canceling my CC subscription and buying Vegas Pro. I've already wasted enough time installing the dog turd that is Premiere Elements only to find that Adobe wants me to pay even more ON TOP of the CC subscription to have the displeasure of using it, or else it plops a huge steaming watermark on top of my render. This is ridiculous!

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Premiere Elements trial is fully functional except for the watermark on export which I find totally understandable.

After purchase you can remove the watermark.

Premiere Pro is unusable to you as your machine most certainly is way underpowered as is the videocard.

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