In the last Premiere Pro update, problem with graphics card.

[#1]

I recently installed the last update for Premiere pro, however, everything was ok when it soon enough appeared at the beginning a message that my laptop hardware was insufficient for running this program. Then I verify if drivers were updated, try to install from the solutions page from Adobe, and it couldn't run well this time. I have an intel core i5 7th generation with Nvidia GeForce GTX, and it's impossible. Besides that, my preview screen of the video editing is altered in neon colors. 

[#2]

I recently installed the last update for Premiere pro, however, everything was ok when it soon enough appeared at the beginning a message that my laptop hardware was insufficient for running this program. Then I verify if drivers were updated, try to install from the solutions page from Adobe, and it couldn't run well this time. I have an intel core i5 7th generation with Nvidia GeForce GTX, and it's impossible. Besides that, my preview screen of the video editing is altered in neon colors. 

[#3]

Older Intel/nVidia video hardware is no longer supported
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/system-compatability-error/td-p/11131207?page=1
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/adobe-premier-pro-2020-is-not-support-for-nvidia-geforce...

[#4]

Which specific i5 CPU do you have? And which GTX GPU?

If it's a GTX 800 series, then it may be of a model that had been EOSL'd in 2019.

The only fix for this, unfortunately, would be to downgrade (revert) all the way back to the oldest currently available version, 13.1.5.