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• Adobe Premiere Pro has not found capable video game modules...

  When I open Adobe first Pro CC I get this error message:

  "Adobe Premiere Pro can't find capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over. »

  I checked and my NVIDIA GPU is updated

  I build this computer from new components:

  CPU: Intel processor 3,4 GHz (with Intel HD Graphics)
  GPU: EVGA NVIDIA GeForce 650Ti BOOST (2 GB).

  RAM: 16GB DDR3 1333

  I tried to make sure the first uses only instead of Intel NVIDIA card, but it does not work. This could be the key to solve the problem. But I don't know how to do this.

  PS Please do not comment «I also have this problem...» "WITHOUT some kind of help. It does not help anyone. I noticed that this is a problem with the people of AMD GPU. BUT the help with NVIDIA.

  I HAVE NO IDEA WHY THIS WORKS, BUT IT THE FACT.

  I clicked "Properties" and then clicked on 'Compatibility' and under 'Compatibility Mode', I ticked the box: "run this program in compatibility mode for:"
  and choose 'Windows Server 2008 (Service Pack 1)'. He ran as administrator and it works. He freakin ' works...

• Error when you start Premiere Pro CS6.  "... found no modules capable video game...". »

  When starting Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, I get the following error message.  "Adobe Premiere Pro can't find capable video game modules.  Please update your video display drivers and start over. "It does not work on After Effects, and the program runs successfully.  Premiere Pro does not open, and in the start of the window is the last thing the status line says until the error message occurs: "loading ImporterQuikTime.prm".

  I added a NVidia GPU card in my system and have installed the latest video drivers from the site NVidida (GeForce 310,70).  This did not help.  I have QuickTime on my computer, but do not know if it should be in a certain file location.

  I also went to BIOS after installing the GPU and disabled internal chart, but that did not help either one.  Don't know what to do next.  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Rhoadman

  You can make permanent in the same properties dialog box so that clicking on the icon works.

• First can't find modules for video games? [Mac 10.11.5]

  I thought that Premiere Pro CC2015 (9.2.0) was OK running on Iris Pro (1.5 GB) graphics cards. No idea why I get this error?

  I'm on an iMac (OS X 10.11.5) so I can't do anything about the graphics card driver. Any ideas how to fix?

  

  Mac OSX, error starting with 2014 CC (CC works): could not find capable video game modules

• "Adobe Premiere Pro can't find capable video game modules.  Please update your video display drivers and start over.

  Premiere Pro update for me yesterday and now when I try to open it says "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules.  Please update your video display drivers and try again"I have.  I also went on the AMD website to make sure that I have the right drivers and I do... help!

  I have it!  Uninstalled first & reinstalled and here we are ready to go.

• "Adobe Premiere pro could not find capable video game modules!

  First pro cs6 said thatit "can't find capable video game modules" and told me to update my display video drivers (they are of the latest version - I checked). I have AMD RADEON HD 6750 with 1 GB dedicated RAM. What should I do to run the first pro cs6?

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Premiere-Pro/KB/error---preludevideo-play-modules.html

• First cc 2014 crash with the message "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over. »

  I've updated for Premiere Pro CC 2014, all other Adobe CC 2014 software works very well, but the first does not load again. The start page (frame) happens - my computer everything slows down and after a minute or two, it freezes completely and comes up with the message: "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over. »

  I use a macbook Pro 15 '' (2014) with 16 GB of RAM and 760 GB SSDS. "

  Help, please!

  Hi Brigitte,.

  Go to the following location and rename the folder in the name of old_folder

  User/user/library/Application Support and rename the Adobe folder

  User/Library/Preferences and rename the Adobe folder

  Then, go to the folder Documents and go to Adobe/Premiere pro/8.0 and rename the 8.0 folder

  Make sure that you are in the library of the user if you are not sure to check out the link below.

  Access the hidden user library files. Mac OS 10.7 and later versions

  Kind regards

  Vinay

• Premiere Pro CC 2014 error 'first pro could not find capable video game modules.

  Hello, I'm having a problem with Premiere Pro CC 2014. Whenever I try to open it, it displays an error saying that "Premiere pro can't find capable video game modules". In the start screen, when it starts to load, it stucks at loading "ImporterQuickTime.prm", and then displays the error. I tried to reinstall the program, update the drivers for my graphics card, delete the Temp files, rename folders called Adobe to OldAdobe, by installing the latest version of Quick Time, and a lot more that I don't remember. Surprisingly, first works in my old PC and when I say old, is OLD, it has only 1 GB of RAM, and it still works there. The PC in which that I am trying to open it, is much better, has 4 GB of RAM and runs almost all of the games and programs like CC Flash and Photoshop CC. Please help me someone, any solution will be really appreciated. Thank you and sorry for my English .

  
  

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  Hello and sorry for my delay in answering.

  I could solve it, when I was trying to solve a problem I had with another program. I don't exactly know what it it solved, but if someone has the same problem, try to install .NET Framework and Visual C++ 2013 or something like that. Hope it helps and thank you all for helping me.

• Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules - SUDDENLY

  I've worked without a problem for a few weeks and then...

  My mouse and keyboard went strange so I did a reboot and then PP 2014 would not start with the error:

  Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules

  I tried AE and it doesn't load or the other. I have still CS6 on my system and who does not. My Nvidia card is a Quadro FX 1800 (which it is not serve me too well right now, but that worked) - when I got the message I've updated the driver for Nvidia. I noticed another thread about the problems with graphics cards double and I was wondering if the 3D Nvidia drivers could ask questions.

  I have a HP Z600 20 gig Ram Nvidia Quadro FX 1800 W7 Ultimate ongoing updated...

  Wacom Intuos Pro Med

  Dual graphics cards comes into play AND if you have an NVidia card a chip on the motherboard

  A chat session where an agent can remotely look inside your computer can help

  Cloud creative support chat (all creative cloud customer service problems)

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/x-productkb/global/service-CCM.html

• Premiere Pro CS6 could not find capable video game modules.

  Hello everyone. I just bought the Production Premium CS6 and when I try to start the first I get this error message: "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules. "Your video please put updated display drivers and try again." This message comes after she tries to load the file importerquicktime. I tried to uninstall the software and reinstall anything will do. In fact, now I get also three other error boxes that all say: ' LoadLibrary failed with error 126: the specified module could not be found. " I did an extensive search online over the past two days to try to solve my problem myself... but nothing, I tried worked. I even read through all the threads already posted on these forums. Does anyone have any suggestions? Before posting, here are the things I've already tried as well as some technical:

  HP Pavilion dv7 Notebook PC

  Windows 7 (64-bit)

  8 GB RAM

  Intel Core i7-2630QM CPU @ 2.00GHz

  F.13 BIOS (25/04/2011)

  AMD Radeon HD 6700 M Series (driver version: 8.980.0.0)

  Mobile Intel HD Graphics (driver version: 8.830.6.2000)

  • I tried to uninstall the software.
  • I tried to update my drivers for both of the graphics cards (even if one of them do not have an update, it seems)
  • I run the software as an administrator.
  • I tried to go to the display settings and disable the Intel card. (this because low resolution that is unexceptable)
  • I went to the Catalyst Control Center and put the first to 'High Power' which is supposed to use the AMD card.
  • I open the BIOS, but there is no option to change anything graphical associates. (many people have to tell people to change switchable graphics set here, but I don't have any option)
  • I took my battery.
  • I uninstalled quicktime and reinstalled the latest version.
  • I downloaded and installed the latest version of first (as it was released the day before, I bought)

  I tried other things I think, but at this point, I have tried so many things, that I'm starting to forget. Nothing seems to work for me... I am wanting to use the first to edit this short video I want to release Wednesday, but this puts me behind. Any help is appreciated, thanks!

  BEST METHOD!

  I spent more than 24 hours to find a way to solve this problem. And that's...
  1. right click on desktop, and select switchable graphics properties.
  2. click on the Browse button and go to the folder of installation of Adobe premiere cs6
  3. Select cs6.exe first icon and click Open.
  4. set manually to high performance and click on apply.
  5. repeat the above instructions, once more and instead select premierecs6.exe, select GPUsniffer.exe, and click on open again.
  6 and set it to high performance and click on apply.
  7 enjoy CS6

• First pro could not find capable video game modules

  Hello

  so I have the creative cloud for about a month now and I started using pro first, because I like to make the video.

  A week ago, after making several videos, I was export video and all of a sudden my pc stops completely.

  When I restarded my pc, I have re open my project, tried... no luck, just before video export is done, it stops again.

  After that, stroke of hell down on my pc, first pro wouldn't even load program just said, no reaction, etc...

  After doing research on the internet, I had the first until she started loading. then it just stopped on 'exporterquicktimehost '.

  After some time the first gave an error that says "adobe premiere pro can not find capable video game modules, please update your video display drivers and start over.

  As I said, I studied a lot of things on the forums and tried all possible solutions, I found. no luck. I don't know what to do more and I need my first school emergency and custom help, I would be grateful for all the help!

  (additional information)

  Processor: AMD APU A10 - 6800K with Radeon HD (4CPUs), 4.1 GHz graphics card

  10 64-bit Windows

  I'm not hard with all these baths so that everyone can really help and want more made specifications me know

  try turning off AVG linkscanner and shield online because they block adobe a reason any. You can also try adding exclusion lists.

• First could not find any question capable video game modules?

  Hello! I have problems with Premiere Pro CC 2015. I'm dealing with the infamous "Adobe Premiere could not find capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers"error message. I have not seen this error before ever, I tried work around listed here but it did not work for me, does not. Mac OSX, error starting with 2014 CC (CC works): could not find capable video game modules. My updates to the Apple system are also underway.

  I use this on:

  MacBook Pro, 15-inch retina, mid-2014

  OS: 10.10.5 Yosemite

  Processor: 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7

  Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR 3

  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 2048 MD

  I don't know if this is useful or relevant information, but I will disclose it anyway. I had to do a recent restore via Time Machine. Due to the update of my CS6 Design & Web Premium Suite through cloud creative, in which Illustrator did not start due to an error message stating that "Adobe Illustrator was missing plugins" or something or another. That never occurred before. Once finished restoring Illustrator seemed to work, but then this error with first occurred.

  Everything that could help resolve this would be great.

  Thank you!

  OK, somehow, I got running again by reinstalling first. I do not know how, which has helped or worked but it did.

• Mac OSX, error starting with 2014 CC (CC works): could not find capable video game modules

  I'm getting this on two different machines, running different OSX versions with different graphics cards:

  Adobe Premiere Pro startup error

  Adobe Premiere Pro has not found all capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over.

  My computers are:

  iMAC / OS X 10.9.5 / AMD Radeon HD 6970 M 2048 MB

  MacBook Pro / OS X 10.10 / AMD Radeon HD 6750 M 1024 MB

  Was in a chat with an Adobe person technology and they were even remotely on my computer and changed on two Adobe folders and subfolders permissions and it still didn't work. Adobe first CC seems to work. But customers all use CC 2004

  Hi ufoclub,

  Try this:

  Go to the following locations:

  1 location: In the Finder, click go > go to folder > ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe

  Situation 2: Go > go to folder > ~/Library/Preferences/Adobe

  Location 3: Documents > Adobe

  Everywhere, rename the folders 'Adobe' to 'OldAdobe '.

  Launch the first, accept the license agreement and see if it works.

  Note: You will lose your customized workspaces and keyboard shortcuts.

  Thank you

  Regalo

• Updated for first CC 2014 - now get boot error - could not find capable video game modules

  I have a MacBook Pro with NVIDIA GeForce GT 750 M 2048 MB retina end 2013.

  Since the update of the first CC 2014 on the launch, I get this error just after it shows the loading of "ExporterQuickTimeHost.bundle" (I tried to delete it, but he always did, so I don't think that it has nothing to do with the QuickTime plugin):

  Adobe Premiere Pro startup error

  Adobe Premiere Pro has not found all capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over.

  I never had it in the CC version. I have the latest version of the CUDA driver: version 6.0.46 & Driver GPU: 310.40.35f08 version 8.26.21

  The computer is unusable for about 4-5 minutes after it produces until it clears all the way to the top. This whole process takes up to 7-8 minutes!

  This same thing happens also with Prelude CC 2014.

  If anyone knows what's going on I would be very grateful.

  Thanks, Maz

  I found a solution that worked for me. Seems to be a permissions issue. Here is the solution I found (found here: CC 2014 startup problems: Adobe Premiere Pro):

  In the finder menu, click and hold down the menu REACH. That hold the option key and the library user will appear. Click on the user's library.

  In this folder, go to preferences and find the adobe folder.

  Right-click on the adobe folder and click get info.

  In the permissions section, & sharing, there are three names.

  Everyone should say read & write beside them.

  Open the lock, turn all to read and write.

  Then click on the little train directly under the names or to the left of the lock and the menu drop down click on 'apply to the included items.

  Then relock the lock.

  Now, go to your OS hard drive and click on users, your user name, Documents.

  Find the adobe folder there.

  Right-click on the adobe folder and click get info.

  In the permissions section, & sharing, there are three names.

  Everyone should say read & write beside them.

  Open the lock, turn all to read and write.

  Then click on the little train directly under the names or to the left of the lock and the menu drop down click on 'apply to the included items.

  The lock, the lock again.

  Wait a minute. Then launch first.

  This fixed it for me.

• First Pro CC stalls on - ImporterQuickTime.prm - 'could not find capable video game modules.

  First Pro CC stalls on "ImporterQuickTime.prm", and then it crashes with a message error "Premiere Pro could not find capable video game modules. Please update your video display drivers and start over. "I have tried the solutions on the page support and several I found on the internet. I tried completely uninstalling Quicktime as well and it recharged. It still crashes. I have my original CS6 on my computer as well and it does not crash. All great ideas?

  Thank you

  Robert

  Thanks again John for help,.

  It turns out that the problem was (kinda sorta) display drivers. The index was the stall at ImporterQuickTime.prm followed by the error screen that refers to the inability to find a suitable driver. Many years ago I tested the JAWS software for I can have a better understanding of what vision hearing person with a disability during the analysis of a website accessible. I've never bothered to remove this software. When I checked my devices on Windows drivers, I discovered that I had a virtual mirror of Freedom Scientific (the creators of JAWS) driver. After you remove the software and driver, I was able to open the first Pro CC normally, even after repeated tests and restarting my computer. It worked perfectly every time.

  Regarding my previous success (and shortly after failure), I'm still distraught as to why it worked, even temporarily.

  It is a cause of the moat of the failure and the fix probably will not help everyone.

  Kind regards

  Robert