[Rayes85]

After looking through the Toshiba support forums, I found this link:
https://support.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB6401FS0007R01.htm

Basically, the out of the box realtek audio drivers are too outdated and various Adobe products refuse to work with it. By updating the driver, adobe premiere pro worked. The link for the driver I installed is:
https://www.softwarepatch.com/utilities/high-definition.html

If you have a realtek audio driver version: 5.10.0.5220 or lower, then you need to upgrade. Any realtek audio driver greater than version 5.10.0.5229 will work. The version I linked for you is 5.10.0.5273 and it worked for me.

Hope that helps you out 🙂

[Rayes85]

I have the same problem. I have a 1 week old new Toshiba A100-237 Laptop. I can run other adobe applications such as After Effects 7 and photoshop perfectly. However, when I open up premiere pro 2.0, I get the infamous blue screen of doom seconds before the first premiere pro menu that lets you create new projects or open existing ones is displayed. The computer then forcibly restarts. I’ve tried clean re-installs of premiere pro, but nothing seems to work.

Since you have had the same problem with another Toshiba laptop of similar build, maybe some settings in the laptops needs to be tweaked in order to get them to run?