We know it sounds generic, but some users have reported it to work. Sometimes closing and reopening the GeForce experience can fix the trick. These alternatives are a hit-or-miss approach, so try each option until the driver is installed. We have compiled a list of alternatives for you to try. The Driver version doesn’t support the graphics card.įixing “Geforce Game Ready Driver Installation Can’t Continue” Error.Lack of Storage to store new driver update.Interference from Other Malware/Antivirus Apps or Any other running apps.

Problems with the Geforce Experience App / Installation files.Follow up and test the overall stability and performance in Premiere Pro using those drivers to see if they are working OK for your overall workflow. Note: The Studio driver is the preferred driver for video editors, but if you create game content, you may want to install the game ready driver instead. You can also install the latest Game Ready driver, 461.40, which just became available and is working with Premiere Pro 14.8.If you are continuing to have trouble after installing the Studio driver, please file a bug on User Voice or create a new post. It has been reported that installing the Studio driver solves the issue, and that is what we are currently recommending. If you have installed the errant driver, try performing a clean installation of the NVIDIA 'Studio Driver' instead. This is affecting Windows users that operate with a NVIDIA GPU. and export issues with Premiere Pro 14.8. Over the last day or two, customers and colleagues have reported that the latest NVIDIA game ready driver that recently became available (461.09) is causing instability.

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