Photoshop detected an error in my display driver

Hi,
i was using Photoshop to crop and image and it kept crashing on me several times, i checked the performance settings and the "Use Graphics Porcessor " was grayed out. I have updated my drivers and reinstalled them several times and still no change. I also updated my Intel driver to the latest one and the outcome is the same.
- Im using Ps Cs6 and i have a AMD Radeon HD 7000 series.

I uninstalled once again, and it seemed to work. I downloaded the 9/13 version installed it stopped working once again.
I just want to make sure im downloading the correct one.

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Photoshop detected an error in your display driver.

hello,
i have had this error for since over a couple of months and i have been udated my graphics card to the latest beta versions.
this is what my graphics procces settings showhttp://img838.imageshack.us/img838/1713/05c9aaae339f4426b9de450.png
- AMD radion hd 6000 series
-http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/Pages/radeonaiw_vista64. aspx
it only crashes when i switch tools.

I am seeing this error notice on first launch of Photoshop CC on Mac OS X. I am running 10.9.1 on a machine which was not built by Apple, or in other words, a Hackintosh or CustoMac, which contains an NVidia GTX 670 and an AMD Radeon R9 270X. Both of my monitors are connected to the GTX 670. Some OpenCL processing is currently running on the R9 270X, which appears to the running application as AMD Radeon HD - FirePro D300 Compute Engine.
The following is the output of the sniffer tool located inside the app bundle:
snifferStart="2014-01-03_18:16:18"
2014-01-03 18:16:18.237 sniffer[40830:507] invalid display
Exception caught and ignored.
2014-01-03 18:16:18.238 sniffer[40830:507] invalid display
Exception caught and ignored.
NumGPUs=0
snifferEnd="2014-01-03_18:16:18"
Both cards are verified to fully support 3D rendering as well as OpenCL computation. Of course, the Radeon card is much more efficient at number crunching, while the GeForce gains about 35% over the Radeon in heavy 3D performance, so unless Photoshop needs double precision shaders, it should probably be a faster choice for OpenGL processing.

Photoshop detected an error in your display driver- cs6

I have a Hp pavilion desktop with an Intel Core2 Duo, I istalled the latest driver but it will not work, is there a solucion to this problem?
Thank you.

Mistresswench, thank you for your description of a workaround that essentially disables Photoshop's GPU checks, but a more reasonable approach would be to describe the problems you're having here. Unfortunately, fooling directly with files in the Photoshop installation area is going to have another bad effect: It will break your ability to update Photoshop when the next revision is released.
With an ATI card, "up to date" drivers are not what you want right now. ATI has released a series of bum drivers that don't properly support Photoshop. But that's about to change: They've published 13.2 beta drivers that actually DO restore Photoshop functionality, proving that it is still possible.
As of right now your choices for ATI drivers that work with Photoshop are Catalyst 12.8 (released), or Catalyst 13.2 (beta). Go to the AMD web site and seek out specifically the version you want. Downgrading is more difficult (requiring the uninstall of the current version), so I suggest upgrading to the current 13.2 beta. We all hope they don't break something again before 13.2 is released.
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Might want to read this link about uninstalling driver http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1142340?tstart=0

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When I first bought my Yoga 2 Pro, Photoshop’s latest versions (CC and CS6) ran perfectly with their Graphics Processor (aka GPU aka Intel HD Graphics 4400) enabled. However, after an automated update that I didn’t notice, I receive a “display driver stopped working and recovered” message when I open Photoshop. Then I receive an “insufficient memory” message inside Photoshop and Photoshop’s Graphics Processor is disabled. Inside Control Panel-Devices, the Display Driver roll back option is disabled. So I download the latest driver from Lenovo (Intel Video Driver for Windows 8.1 64-bit - Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, version 10.18.10.3304, ivga136w8164.exe), install it, and Photoshop works with no error messages and its Graphics Processor automatically enabled. A day later, when I open Photoshop I get the same errors. So I reinstall the 3304 driver, Photoshop works fine, and a day or two later the same cycle repeats.
Anyone have a solution, please?
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hi
The guide I Posted Above,
This step stops the updates for the drivers only.
if this is what you did then that's I think is the best way if the current update of the driver is causing you issues.
Spoiler (Highlight to read)
Open the Control Panel
Select System and Maintenance
Select System
Now click Advanced system settings in the left-hand panel (if the UAC is turned on, click Continue to proceed)
Next, click the Hardware tab
Click the Windows Update Driver Settings button
Now you need to select the driver update option you want to use.
The default option will automatically check for drivers and update them. To disable automatic driver updates in Vista, select either the second or third option and click OK.
Open the Control Panel
Select System and Maintenance
Select System
Now click Advanced system settings in the left-hand panel (if the UAC is turned on, click Continue to proceed)
Next, click the Hardware tab
Click the Windows Update Driver Settings button
Now you need to select the driver update option you want to use.The default option will automatically check for drivers and update them. To disable automatic driver updates in Vista, select either the second or third option and click OK.
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Multiple Adobe Applications "Missing" Display Driver

I am now using the following system configuration:
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1
I am having problems with 4 utterly crucial applications:
Photoshop, Premiere Pro, SpeedGrade and After Effects. They were just installed last night; they are the most recent version.
Here are the error messages that I am receiving for each program:
Photoshop "detected an error in [my] display driver" and won't allow me to use any 3D options or even the either of the graphics cards.
2
Premiere Pro won't even enter the workspace and gives me the following error message: "Adobe Premiere Pro could not find any capable video play modules. Please update your video display drivers and start again." After this message it crashes.
34
SpeedGrade won't even launch whenever I try to open it. The cursor begins to spin as if it's doing something and then quits. I've tried opening it several times, even with Administrator Permissions, but to no avail. It just won't open at all and doesn't even bring up the entry loading screen.
After Effects is a whole heap of trouble, with three error messages coming up:
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5 Which is followed by:6 and then continued by: 7
After this, After Effects completely crashes and refuses to open (giving the same error message as seen in picture 4).
I've got the crazy notion that it has something to do with my video card drivers (sarcasm). Every message seems to have something to do with the graphics card, and SpeedGrade is the only thing that I can't be sure of since it doesn't even begin to start up whenever I try to open it.
However, here's the catch; I have no idea what. Just now, I manually uninstalled all of my graphics card drivers and did a clean re-install of the newest NVIDIA GTX 970 drivers from here: NVIDIA DRIVERS GeForce Game Ready Driver WHQL
So I have the most updated drivers and most updated adobe software, and certainly have hardware that it's capable of using. I'm not sure what the issue is here.
Another thing that I would like to mention is that, when opening the NVIDIA control panel, I only have the following options:
89
I recall that, on other, older computers that I've used with NVIDIA cards and the NVIDIA control panel, there were many other otptions, such as the ability to control SLI and change 3D settings and whatnot. None of that exists here, and I can't even enable stereoscopic 3D. In fact, whenever I try to change anything in my extremely limited control panel, I just get the message shown in picture 9: "To use this feature, set the color depth to at least 32-bit."
Alright, to sum it all up once and for all:
I'm assuming the problem that all of these applications are having has something to do with the NVIDIA GTX 970 cards
Even with the most updated software, the problem still exists.
A list of all my programs was given in case any of them might, possibly, be interfering with Adobe.
This computer is brand-new, basically, and the SSD drives are all quite empty.
I am running 4 displays, 3 of which on the same GTX 970 and another using this product: JUA310 USB 3.0 VGA Display Adapter
Don't ask why I'm using that J5create product mentioned above, but I'll tell you that I have a feeling that it could, possibly, be interfering considering that it is basically its own graphics driver. I have means to support this display without using it, however, so please mention if I need to stop using it for troubleshooting or because it could be the source of the problems. Also, the other adobe applications seem to be working fine at the moment, but if they do ever have any problems, I might assume them to be caused by the same thing that's messing up all of these programs.
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Currently using Photoshop CS6 Extended on Windows XP. When I go to enable UGP in Preferences the message I get is "photoshop detected an error in your display driver. Update or reinstall the driver and check UGP to retry". Have reinstalled Photoshop but the problem is still there. Photoshop Extended is compatiable with Windows XP so why can't I enable the display driver?

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Hi Jeffery, will Photoshop work on Windows XP 64bit Professional? (I remember the latest service pack for that was SP2, instead of the 32bits with SP3.)
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You can install and run on XP 64 but it’s not a supported configuration. 3D is disabled for all flavors of XP.

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Hello!
I've got a Lenovo Thinkpad R500 running Windows Vista.
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If I set the Photoshop GPU mode to basic, will things still appear correctly? Also... how do I do that?
Steve - I've got enough VRAM. As far as the driver, it's the Mobile Intel (R ) 4 Chipset series. Is there another way to update this driver?
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So that I can better diagnose the error message with your specific brand of HP Pavilion 06, I will need to know both the model and product number. This can be found by using this video below:
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Well, any window I have open on the desktop, iTunes, Firefox, IE, etc when I move that window around, or if I resize it, the content inside that application window is repainted very sluggishly. I would say it takes about 1/8 to 1/4 of a second to redraw. With iTunes I can see the repaint take maybe 1/2 second from top to bottom.
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