Fixing Adobe Premiere Pro Couldn’t Find Any Valid Editing Modes (Solved)

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When you try to start Adobe Premiere Pro, the error message “Adobe Premiere Pro could not find any valid editing modes. Please reinstall Premiere Pro and try starting again.” Although Adobe Premiere is a good editing tool, the Adobe error messages displayed prevented users from taking the next step. There are several errors, such as not loading any driver or a startup error.

Here’s How to Solve Adobe Premiere Error Message

Double Check Dedicated Graphics

Adobe Premiere Pro is a hardware-intensive application, and to use it, you need a powerful graphics card. Many laptops and some PCs are equipped with dedicated and integrated graphics.

According to users, Adobe Premiere Pro could not find a message about a valid editing mode because Adobe Premiere Pro was configured to use integrated graphics. Integrated graphics generally do not have enough hardware performance to run Adobe Premiere Pro smoothly, which can lead to this error.

To solve the problem, you must define your special graphics as the default processor. To do this, you must open the control panel of your graphics card, such as the Nvidia control panel or the Catalyst Control Center, and set your dedicated GPU as the default graphics processor for Adobe Premiere Pro.

To change this setting for AMD graphics cards, do the following:

• Open the catalyst control center.
• Navigate to Power > Switchable Graphics Method > Select the GPU manually and apply the changes.
• Return to the Power section and click Switchable Graphics.
• Make sure that the high-performance graphics card is selected and save the changes.

Note that the above steps only work for AMD graphics, but if you use Nvidia graphics, the process should be more or less the same. After making these changes, check to see if the problem persists.

Disable and Enable the AMD card

1. Use the control panel to access the Device Manager.
2. Disable the AMD graphic card.
3. Start Premiere Pro using this config.
4. Enable the AMD card.

Check Administrator Rights

• In Windows, right-click the Adobe Premiere Pro shortcut and select Run as administrator. The storage location of the document folder must be assigned to a network.
• Check if the My Documents folder is assigned to other locations. If it is mapped to external locations, make sure that the external location has a good connection and also a good location. Also check in the profile if the document folder is in the default location.
• If you are working on a user account in a domain, disconnect the system from the network of the domain by removing the network cable and disconnecting the wireless connection. Restart Premiere Pro.
• Check that Premiere Pro is not in the list of blocked programs in the Windows firewall and antivirus software. If yes, add an exception in both places.
• Repair redistributable runtime libraries of Microsoft Visual C ++ 2015 (X86 and X64). For more information, see Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015.

In Windows, right-click the Adobe Premiere Pro shortcut and select Run as administrator. (Or right-click the program file in /Program Files/Adobe/Adobe/Adobe/Adobe Premiere Pro[version]/Adobe Premiere Pro.) The storage location of the document folder must be assigned to a network.

https://helpx.adobe.com/ca/premiere-pro/kb/error-premiere–capable-video-play-modules.html

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