So then I found this link online: where an answer led me to look at this link: īUT there's a caveat which applies to my laptop: I downloaded the Intel tool which detects your hardware and recommends the right drivers. So I either want to fix it or make it go away. Well, the Intel error in Premiere doesn't bother me if Premiere will work with the Nvidia driver.
(Hence the first screenshot not showing a problem with Nvidia any more)
Adobe after effects requirements intel hd 4000 install#
Ok, let's have a look at Nvidia I think - go to the website, stick in the right version, download and clean install the latest drivers, and boom, the problem goes away for Premiere Pro and everything seems to be functioning normally. When I update the drivers for either Nvidia or Intel, using the search online option, I get told that I've got the latest drivers. So then I did Win + X and click on Device Manager. Downloaded the file but when I try to install I get: Wasn't keen on messing with the Nvidia GPU, so I thought I'd give the Intel a go first. Fix for the Nvidia driver takes me to:.Fix for the Intel Graphics driver takes me to:.(FYI, at first, this showed both my video drivers as unsupported. Open it for the first time, I get a window I haven't seen before: I've got a clean install of windows, I've installed the latest version (grudgingly) of Premiere Pro.
Working on a Lenovo P50, 32GB memory, Core i7 HD, Intel HD Graphics 530, Nvidia Quadro M1000M. Just had to wipe my windows installation as it got beyond repair.
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