Windows 10: Windows 10 and Premiere Pro CS5.5 GeForce GTX 580 Crash on file open

Nvidia driver 23.21.13.8813Win10 20H2 Build 19042.1083Premiere Pro opens fine and stays open, but as soon as I try to open a project or start a new project it crashes.The file starts to load then crashes.

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Video Editing (Premiere Pro CS5 Help)

CS5 likes Nvidia man. You are kicking yourself in the nuts with that ATI card. Seriously invest in the green team if you are going to be running Premier.

Great example....

Benchmark Results: Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 - GeForce GTX 580 And GF110: The Way Nvidia Meant It To Be Played | Tom's Hardware

 

Windows 10 and Premiere Pro CS5 (Master Suite and update 5.0.3) Crash on Fresh Install/Upgrade of W10/64.

I have been testing Adobe CS 5 Master Suite for a few months now on Windows 10/64 on upgraded Windows 7 Workstations. CS5 Master Suite applications have all worked as expected, including Premiere Pro, after the OS upgrade. All applications were loaded and
functioning for a few years prior to the OS upgrades. So... Due to this success, I purchased a new workstation and coming with W7/64, decided to update it right away to W10/64 and then install Master Suite CS5.

All went well until I opened Premiere Pro. Remember that PP worked fine on the OS upgrade. On a fresh install though Premiere Pro would crash on trying to load an existing project. It would also crash on closing the application. If I created a new project
Premiere would run properly including mercury playback. But once again, would crash on closing. As well, if I had tried to open an existing project and it had crashed during closing, Premiere Pro would try to backup that project and crash/hang and basically
corrupt the project.

Reverting to Windows 7/64 and installing CS5 Master Suite and associated updates, Premiere Pro once again runs without issue.

I assume I could update to Windows 10 with all applications installed and find it runs, but in the future any loading of Premiere Pro CS5 on a fresh Windows 10 machine, will most likely be a fail, and so I believe there is an issue moving forward to people
who own their software and will not participate in the subscription model.

Clearly Microsoft needs to check this out since these Adobe Suites are still very valuable to users, artists and production personal that depend on them for business. A sampling online for these suites still show they can be purchased but for roughly, if
not much more, their original upgrade pricing of $1,200-$1500+.

I have been somewhat pleased with Windows 10 as an upgrade over exiting installs, and was going to go with it for the future but after buying a new machine and having an application fail on a fresh install of Windows 10/64, I have serious reservations, since
my client projects depend on Premiere Pro and functionality into the future.

I am unsure if I would ever get this issue sorted so am back on Windows 7/64 on my primary workstation. I will not buy a new machine with Windows 10 that needs to run Premiere Pro CS5. If others have tested this scenario I would love to hear the results.,
if similar or not.

*** Errors recorded:***

The error on screen is what follows:

Sorry, a serious error has occurred. We will attempt to save project. Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library. Program c:\.... This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact application support team for more information.

and from Event Viewer:

1)

Adobe Premiere Pro.exe

5.0.3.0

4ce382d1

MSVCR90.dll

9.0.30729.9177

5615f352

40000015

0000000000042686

1e98

01d1440aed9c1381

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS5\Adobe Premiere Pro.exe

C:\WINDOWS\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.vc90.crt_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_9.0.30729.9177_none_08e695a3a8 3b6ce3\MSVCR90.dll

342cec22-93df-4e2b-a17b-0fc79ce4b875

2)

hang error:

Log Name:
Application

Source:
Application Hang

Date:
12/31/2015 3:53:29 PM

Event ID:
1002

Task Category: (101)

Level:
Error

Keywords:
Classic

User:
N/A

Computer:
computer

Description:

The program Adobe Premiere Pro.exe version 5.0.3.0 stopped interacting with Windows and was closed. To see if more information about the problem is available, check the problem history in the Security and Maintenance control panel.

Process ID: 1d0c

Start Time: 01d14425dd8ac1b4

Termination Time: 42

Application Path: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CS5\Adobe Premiere Pro.exe

Report Id: ac741c6d-b019-11e5-9f05-d05099812be3

Faulting package full name:

Faulting package-relative application ID:

I also have posted this issue on the Adobe Community Forum under Premiere Pro.

 

Windows 10 upgrade and Adobe Production Pro CS5

I upgraded to Windows 10 - Photoshop CS5 works

HELP - Premiere Pro CS5, Encore, Media Encoder...
DOES NOT WORK

again, this the the CS5 version (the Compatibility Center said it would work, and no action necessary) BUT .....

Thank you in advance!!!