"Adobe Premiere Pro could not find any capable video play modules. Please update your video display drivers and try again."

Having the same problem with windows 10, creators update installed. NVIDIA GTX970 as the graphics card with latest drivers. I find this extremely frustrating as I need Premiere for work.

After following a link to the C++ redistributable files. Reinstalled them and I am successfully running Premiere right now.

I've been trying to fix this same problem since may 29th.  I've followed every step provided by adobe. I even have AMD working on it. Rolling back updates are causing driver problems in other directions. So I think it's an Adobe issue. Since everything else is solid and running fine.  I have even bought a new Graphics card of a different manufacture to find that the error is not on that side. 

Adobe is now asking me to reinstall C++. I will try that after my 9 to 5.

I too have the same problem, and have had it for about a month now. Using NVIDIA GTX 1050 and Intel HD 630 (intergrated). I have tried every single possible solution, including BIOS and a fresh install of both Windows and Adobe. I have had only temporary success after the fresh install, but upon opening Premiere for a third time I was presented with the same dialogue message, and now it won't go away.

Here are my two threads on the issue if you would like more detail on my (our) problem and attempted fixes.

1st thread (with pictures): Cannot find capable video play modules, GPU Acceleration disactivated - Dell XPS 15 9560

2nd thread (with attempted solutions): No video play modules detected - switchable graphics card

I completely understand your frustration. Best of luck.

Time for a strongly-worded letter to Adobe. A scheduled update should not cripple a perfectly working system.

How do I revert to the last working version of CS6 Premiere Pro? I have the discs and would like to avoid doing a clean reinstall if I can. I have already lost too much time as it is.

I have used CS6 without a problem until yesterday, when I made the big mistake of downloading the latest CS6 updates. Now *none* of the suggestions I've seen in these forums or on the 'net have fixed it. Installed the newest device drivers, updating Visual C++ to the latest version, removing the drivers and reinstalling during reboot... NOTHING works.

P.S. Ever since that update, now Aftereffects generates error messages that several .aex files can't be loaded.

I also have the same problem.

I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970.

I have tried updating the drivers several times, tried changing Firewall config to let Adobe QT32 have nternet access, tried deleting any third party Codec, tried deleting iTunes... tried mostly every solution I could find on the internet. But I still can't open the Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Does anyone have any other idea on what could possibly be going on?

Thanks!!

Hope this will help.

On Mac OS X, your Graphics Driver is actually part of the Operating System, and as such can only be upgraded by checking for a software update from Apple.

Identifying your Graphics Card

1. Open System Information by choosing About this Mac from the Apple menu, then click More Info
   
2. Select Graphics/Displays in the Hardware section to see the make and model of your graphics card.
3. 

• If this option is grayed out, it means your version of OS X is fully up to date!

Note - If you choose to Upgrade your version of Mac OS X to a newer version, it will take some time to download and complete the install process

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Thanks,

Larson Reever

Head Of Application Software Dept

C&C

California, USA

i think you need to update update (download & install) your intel hd graphics drivers. Please update your drivers and try again.

Below are instructions how to update drivers on Windows .

1. identify the manufacturer and type of your video card
   • open Device Manager: Start | Run | enter devmgmt.msc
   • open the Display Adapters drop-down; this will show you the installed video card:
     
2. identify the device driver version
   • right-click on your display adapter entry and select Properties
   • click on the Driver tab; this will show you the driver version and date:
     
3. go to the device manufacturer's support site to download and update device drivers
   • NVIDIA cards: NVIDIA driver download page
   • ATI cards: ATI driver download page
   • Intel cards: Intel driver download page
4. follow the instructions on the manufacturer's support site

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Thanks,

Larson Reever

Head Of Application Software Dept

C&C

California, USA