Issue with live playback while editing - Premiere Elements 10

Hi there, It's been a while since I used Premiere, and decided that I would make a video. I've copied all of the media across and started editing the clip. I dragged the first clip onto the timeline and clicked the play button so I could find where I wanted to make the first cut. And there was no video, just a still frame from where the marker was. If I click the live playback area, it pauses the video and updates the still. I have tried updating the software to see if it was a bug that had been patched, but it's still there. I've never had this issue before, and would appreciate any help you guys could lend.
Thanks in advance,
-Chris.
Extra info:
OS: Windows 7 home premium 64 bit
Premiere version 10.0 (20110902.mol11.b123.280463)
Project settings [email protected] FPS, dslr preset in PAL
I'm working with mp4 files from my gopro.

I've been reading this with interest because I'm having the same issue since updating the nVidia drivers at the end of November. There is a conflict that is NOT resolved by completely uninstalling and rolling the drivers back.
Previews just will not display in the monitor in Adobe Premiere Elements 11. Audio is fine.
Clicking on the monitor window allows me to view the frame, and I can advance the frames one at a time and view them, but when I select 'Play' I just get a blank screen.
NOTE: SAME FILE AND SOFTWARE work fine on roommate's GTX550 with nVidia drivers from Jan 18 2013.
I'm running NVIDIA GeForce GTS 240,
Win7 64-Bit OS;
2.93 gigahertz Intel Core i7 870;
12 GB RAM;
Board: Dell Inc. 0G3HR7 A00 Serial Number: ..CN736040BU01GG. Bus Clock: 133 megahertz
BIOS: Dell Inc. A05 07/08/2010;
ASUS VE276 [Monitor] (27.2"vis, s/n B1LMTF048504, January 2011).
Up until the last driver update everything worked great.

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