Disable GPU features / GPU Sniffer through install?

Question

Hello!
New to Adobe and this community, apologizes in advance if placed in the wrong forum.
I am looking to deploy Photoshop CS6 in an enterprise environment. We have a number of clients which meet the requirements of the program, but do not have the video memory to utilize the graphics accelerated features. I've been asked to research disabling the GPU features (or the GPU sniffer) at the install process to avoid the user experience of the pop up. Is there a customization tool or have any users found a work around for this scenario? I have read the sticky here, and also came across a user submitted solution here which I thought might work but is not an option in our environment.
Challenge: GPU Sniffer pops up notice of disabled features when first run with new user on clients that do not meet GPU acceleration specs.
Goal: Avoid/remove pop up, either by customization of installation, of modification of preferences post install from centralized management.
Again, many thanks for taking a look and any feedback you can provide!

Answer 1

Thanks for the answer.  I understand completely.
I apologize if I seemed forward for asking.  I have perhaps an oversensitivity, as I once was at the mercy of a corporate IT department that was staffed by, shall we say, technically-challenged folks who made - without fail - penny-wise and pound-foolish decisions.  I ended up cutting my engineering department off from them completely, and after outfitting my group with Really Great workstations 20 software engineers began putting out the work of 40.  It's amazing what an investment in one's employees can net.
Something did actually dawn on me that could possibly be helpful...  When I set up test systems here (I use virtual machines for a lot of testing), I have been successful in developing an initial set of Photoshop parameters, then just copying all the files and subfolders in the following folder.  Voila, Photoshop comes up with the same setup as the source system.
C:\Users\NoelC\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC\Adobe Photoshop CC Settings
Perhaps you could develop Photoshop settings that could then be copied to the target environments before Photoshop is run.
-Noel