Some of the gaming and specialized 3D "engines" install a host of things on the system that run in the background constantly, plus reset the GPU and OS graphics settings to their needs ... and control.
Even some of the "it's only a sound setup" things do this.
And they interfere with Premiere Pro's operations.
Out of curiousity, what do you use Unreal engine for?
Building out enviornments for Virutal Production utilizing greenscreen and LED walls. Like the Mandalorian but on a much smaller scale. I unistalled Epic Games Launcher and it didn't help, so attempting to re install.
This is my most powerful computer, so I prefer to use it for editing and virtual production. There's only so much desk space and I'm already running two KVMs, so I would prefer to avoid having to buy a dedicated machine for each task.
I would look at Kevin's comment about your GPU drivers. The driver you listed sounds very old - the 3090 probably didn't even exist when those drivers were out, and Premiere may require a driver well beyond that now anyway. You don't want to rely on Windows to tell you what driver to get. Go to Nvidia.com and get the latest studio drivers.
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