AppV - Adobe Media Encoder not in default location?

I'm virtualizing Adobe Captivate 5, which includes Adobe Media Encoder. During virtualization, when I launch AME, I get a message:
Adobe Media Encoder is not being run from the default installation location. This is not a supported configuration."
I never changed the installation location for Captivate... it's going to wherever Adobe has it set to go.
After I hit OK (that's my only choice, no "Don't show me this message again") the app seems to be OK... so if there's a way to change a registry key or something and just get rid of that message, that would probably be fine.

Unfortunately, video features are not supported for photoshoop cc and cc 2014 on windows 32 bit operating systems.
more info:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1320417

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