This means that there will be absolutely no new driver feature additions at all for the 6th- through 10th-Gen Intel Core CPUs in future driver releases, beginning with the newest driver version that just came out today. UPDATE: As of yesterday (July 27, 2022), Intel has just depreciated driver support for all 10th-Gen and older CPUs for their IGPs into 'Legacy' status. Any new drivers to be released after September 30 will require a 600-series (Kaby Lake) or newer IGP just to even install at all. However, the HD Graphics 500-series iGPUs will become obsolete at the end of this coming September, when Intel will completely discontinue all support for all 6th-Gen CPUs outside of archived drivers. If anybody has some advice I would greatly appreciate it as my occupation depends on me using Premiere Pro CC on a regular basis. I don't know what I'm doing wrong here and I can't seem to find anyone else who has run into similar issues. So, essentially, if I ever want to use Premiere Pro CC, I have to first run the igxpin.exe program to download new drivers (that should have already been installed from the previous times I ran it) and restart my computer and THEN run Premiere Pro. Any time I put my computer to sleep or start it up after being shut off, I get the same error all over again. Running the igxpin.exe driver installation tool included in that article and then restarting my computer resolves the issue. Exporting the report and following the troubleshooting instructions inside, I'm led here. If I click 'Continue with known issues.', the playback in my preview window becomes completely aberrated and disjointed, so that isn't an option. Whenever I open Premiere Pro CC, I'm met with this error window. So, I've been having this problem ever since I upgraded from Premiere Pro CS6 to CC 2020.

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