This oops message indicates that your GPU is not supported by Photoshop, Premiere Pro and more.
Heres how to do it:
Step 1.
OpenWindows Settingsand move toSystem.
In theDisplaysection, scroll down to locateGraphics settingsand press it.
Click onBrowseand then add the executable file of Photoshop or other programs.
Click onOptions, tickHigh performanceand hitSave.
Do you know how to determine if the GPU is integrated or discrete?
This post shows you simple steps to distinguish them.
Solution 2: Uncheck Use Graphics Processor
Step 1. power cycle your rig and launchPhotoshop.
Head toEdit>Preferences>Performance.
Click onOKto save the changes.
After that, relaunch Photoshop to check ifyour graphics processor is incompatiblein Premiere Pro or Photoshop still present.
It can facilitate the communication between your system and graphics card.
If you dontupdate your graphics driverfor a long time, no wonderyour graphics processor is incompatiblecrops up.
Heres how to update it:
Step 1.
TypeDevice managerinWindows Searchand hitEnter.
ExpandDisplay adaptersto show your graphics card and right-punch it to chooseUpdate driver.
In this case, stick to this to alter its value:
Step 1.
In the menu bar, selectEdit>Preferences>Performance.
Set theCache Levelsto 4.
Run this program once more.
Solution 5: Uninstall Microsoft OpenCL/OpenGL Compatibility Pack
Step 1.
Go toPrograms>Programs and Features.
In the program list, locate theOpenGL/CL compatibility packand hitUninstall.
Last but not least, we introduce a handy tool called MiniTool System Booster tomaximize your system performanceand stability.
Dont hesitate to give this freeware a try.
