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Found problem with CC 2015 video apps and Windows 10
The following CC 2015 apps hang on launch with Windows 10: Premiere Pro, AfterEffects, Adobe Media Encoder. I removed the “Exporter AVI” plugin on each and they now launch. DaVinci Resolve 12 launches and exports AVIs without issue, so I think the problem is clearly between Adobe and Microsoft.
Chris Paul
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I said this before and I’ll say it again. Do NOT install Windows 10. Not only are there a ton of people complaining about getting Adobe to work properly with it, mostly video driver issues, but it’s one big spyware program. It collects keystrokes, passwords, credit card and bank info, your location, etc. Stay away from it.
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[Duke Sweden] “it’s one big spyware program. It collects keystrokes, passwords, credit card and bank info, your location, etc”
All of that can be turned off. I’m running tests on my office pc with it.
But what I really don’t like is that updates cannot be disabled.
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You think so? They’re giving it away for free. As far as I’m concerned they can keep it.
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