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In the last few weeks -- I'm guessing since a Premiere Pro update -- every time I open Premiere Pro I'm getting a "System Compatibilty Report" error about my Intel graphics card driver being out of date.
However, two things:
Why does PP keep complaining about something that shouldn't apply? How do I stop it? It looks like this comes up in the forums but the solution I came across was expunged by a moderator.
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I keep trying to upload a screenshot of the error message but the forum keeps reporting "server too busy".
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Older Intel/nVidia video hardware is no longer supported
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/system-compatability-error/td-p/11131207?page=1
You may need to go into BIOS to disable the Intel video chip on the motherboard
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Well that's not much of a solution for a high-end, two year-old, workstation-class laptop.
There are two video adapters in this laptop for a reason. Why isn't Premiere Pro smart enough to detect that I'm NOT using the Intel adapter to run it?