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October 7, 2021
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Simple question I guess - but does Premier Pro (and other Adobe products) "officially" work with Windows 11?

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Correct answer MarekMularczyk

According to Adobe website, Premiere Pro is now compatible with Windows 11:

Premiere Pro versions 22.0 and later are compatible with Windows 11 operating systems. For systems with NVIDIA GPUs, Windows 11 requires NVIDIA driver version 472.12 or later.

source:

Adobe Premiere Pro System Requirements

Kevin-Monahan

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Hi Community,

This post is becoming a catch-all for Windows 11 general issues. My advice is to create a new post if you are having problems. Locking.

Thanks,

Kevin

Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community & Engagement Strategist – Pro Video and Audio

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tomc93130270

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Premier Pro does not work, Photoshop did not work properly either. I text with Microsoft and got a link to roll back to Win 10.

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Baffy19

Legend

Everything works. Adobe gave a recommendation after testing and compatibility. I've been enjoying it for six months now. No problem.

MarekMularczyk

Community Expert

I've upgraded and have not had any problems so far. All working well.

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Davebpa

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Not a fan. My PC was only a few months old so I figured I'd do it right away, to get it onto Win11 early on. I've heard about memory resources not allocating when you close out of other programs, and it seems to be true. Kinda like where you're listening to music online & have a browser open, while editing, if it slows up, and you close out of the music & browser tabs, it doesn't open up the RAM back to Premiere, so you might as well reboot.

Overall, I like it. It's very similar to Win10, (so it's basically Windows 10.5 really, not a huge revamp) but overall I'd say pass on it. Windows 10 was pretty good.

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zeno303

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All the benchmarks I have seen show 11 running the same speed or slower doing tasks like encoding etc on Intel cpus. The way Microsoft is advertising 11 as a multi media star and requiring a recent, fast cpu, I would have expected a speed boost. Just the opposite. If there performance isn’t any faster, I see no reason to upgrade to 11.

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Davebpa

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Yeah I'm in a similar position. Newer computer to edit 4k. That said, it seemed to run better on 10 from what I recall. Still, I'm guessing in 2-3 years most people will be on 11 so it might be better we upgraded early. We'll see, it's not awful (8, ME), but it doesn't seem it was worth upgrading. Oh well

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Pedro22718045u3wg

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Since I isntalled widnows 11, my PC slowed down significantly when trying to open folders and files. After spending time with MS helpline I had to uninstall Adobe etc and reset my PC. This took my hours and lost me significant income.

After resetting my PC everything worked fine until I reinstalled Adode Distiller.

What a nighmare. Sadly I will now have to cancel my subscritpion with Adobe.

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A.G.E.

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So, I had just switched over to windows 11 OS and now my premier pro is not working at all even the older modeled versions.. I keep getting an error pop up saying that the program is not compatible and to reach out to admin.. soo here is the million dollar question.. is adobes premier pro version 22.0 compatible with windows 11...? Read some of the comments and saw that it was in an out but nothing truely official, also checked online and not a lot of info ether .. anyone can help would greatly appreciate it.

MarekMularczyk

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It seems like it may be a bit of hit and miss with it.

Adobe say it's now officially supported with some possible glitches. I'm using it now delivering training this week in Premiere Pro (on Win 11) and it seems to be working fine.

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Baffy19

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I have finished a lot of projects on Win 11 for a long time. Works better than in Win 10. My personal opinion.

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Paul Howard 52

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Nothing has changed yet. Premiere still has playback problems with video, which latches and plays back with unstable time. The clips export fine, but critical editing in its current state is impossible. If Adobe cannot address this, I may just go to Da Vinci next year and save the money. My system is a i5 10th gen with an RTX 550 GPU, all I'm trying to do is SD most of the time. Premiere should be able to do that resolution.

Jeff Bellune

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Are you on a Mac? Are your SD video files DV?

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Paul Howard 52

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I am using a PC with the Intel i5 processor, 10th generation. My SD files
are H 264.

MarekMularczyk

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Community Expert

According to Adobe website, Premiere Pro is now compatible with Windows 11:

Premiere Pro versions 22.0 and later are compatible with Windows 11 operating systems. For systems with NVIDIA GPUs, Windows 11 requires NVIDIA driver version 472.12 or later.

source:

Adobe Premiere Pro System Requirements

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ntchebe

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No - I installed Win 11 and are now unable to re-install my registerd copy of Premier. I'm not prepared to fork out more cash for the "latest version" so decided to install DaVinci 17 free version.