PPRO 7.2.2 UPDATE: Missing GPU acceleration and project must be converted?

I just installed PPRO 7.2.2, and getting two errors when opening my project to continue to work on it:
The graphics card is a NVIDIA GTX660, which worked fine until the update of 7.2.2.
The second error I get is:
I was working in this project, and in between installed the last CC update, which I do about every 3 months. I especially do not update more often, because many times after major updates I get unpleasant surprises with malfunctioning programs, drivers, wacom tablets, operating systems etcetera. So now this came up. And I think I will even go back to updating only once every 6 months or maybe even once a year, because there always seems to be some issue after a major upgrade of the CC apps. By the way I love the Adobe CC apps, just not want to loose time after each update repairing my computers!
So anyone has some advice what to do here, or maybe I will just roll back to my previous windows backup and uninstall this latest CC upgrade I think?
Thank you, Sebastiaan FP

Ann,
Yes I read and thank you for responding again. Sorry for my strong words. I really love Adobe CC, its beautiful and great, but since I am new in this field there is an ocean of things to learn, and sometimes get carried away in my emotional reactions with hardware errors like these. So I just rolled back in windows to the previous backup before the upgrade to 8.0.0 and everything is rolling again. After half a year or so I will try to upgrade again. The 7.2.2 CC version is already magic enough for me now and more than I can swallow!
Greetz Sebas

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