[Jonah Van tuyl]

[EDIT]

Sorry, thats what I get for responding on my phone. Didn’t see the post.

Go to your Programs(x86) folder, Adobe, Premiere Pro 2.0…..

right click the .exe file and click properties.

click the compatibility tab

click the check mark next to compatibility mode and then select windows xp service pack 2.

done!

[Jonah Van tuyl]

Congrats Michael

If any of you are still monitoring this thread, any ideas on how to get After Effects 7.0 working in Vista x64? I got Premiere Pro going, but after effects is being even more of a pain.

thanks for the help guys

[Jonah Van tuyl]

I also got it resolved a little differently.

I read on a couple of different Adobe threads that some of the GPU plugins were the problem. Apart from the folders, I deleted all the plugins in the en_US folder, then started Premiere Pro. It finally booted up and I was able to activate. then I restored all the plugins, apart from the three GPU plugins, and started again. This time it opened Premiere fine, but the program froze as soon as it started.

I then switched to XP SP2 Compatible mode. Works like a charm.

Glad i got it to work. Was getting a little frustrated.

[Jonah Van tuyl]

I am having the same problem. DEP is stopping Premiere Pro from running. Called Adobe, they said 2.0 is incompatable with Vista 64, and I need to upgrade.

I have tried disabling DEP from the command line, all that did was stop other programs from launching, and DEP was still stopping Premiere Pro.

Any known fixes?