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Please HELP!
I have purchased a new ROG laptop https://www.asus.com/au/Notebooks/ROG-G752VM/HelpDesk_Download/ and while editing in Premiere the program screen has turned white (in the second monitor) and I cannot see a picture. If I move the program screen back to my main screen it is black.
My first solution was to disable the NVIDIA Graphics Card GeForce GTX 1060 and this worked for a week.
Now when I disable Nvidia Premiere crashes every time I open it.
I have tried a number of drivers from NVIDIA and one specified by ASUS to no avail.
Please help as I have an urgent project to deliver!
Thanks David
Republic of Gamers, G752VM-GC017T 17.3" Core i7 Notebook Win 10, DDR4 32 GB Crucial 2133MHz Ram.
Adobe CC 2017 Suite.
OK. I reinstalled Premiere this morning and it appears to have resolved the issue at the moment.
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OK. I reinstalled Premiere this morning and it appears to have resolved the issue at the moment.
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I have the same issue after upgrading my video driver on my ROG Skylake desktop. I am going to try the driver lottery next week and go back a few. Did you just uninstall Pr pro 2017 and then re-install from cloud or use a direct link/file download?
I still suspect the driver in my case but the symptoms are so similar....
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Just experienced this same problem after purchasing a new CPU, Motherboard and Video card and no amount of re-install of motherboard and video drivers, resetting BIOS and re-installing CC helped out. I even swapped back to the original video card, same problem.
Ultimately, pulled out the video card and ran just the CPU and in-built video. It was working fine, so then I rebooted, and installed my video card and moved over the cable to the video card. After that it has been working perfect. I even am running 2 monitors off the video card, no problems.
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Glad that worked. The fix for me was to just right click on Asus ROG Sonic Studio 2 and exit the program. Video comes right back.
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