Premier Pro 1.5 will not boot up in Windows 7

Just bought a new Dell XPS8100 with windows 7 home premium edition and installed
Premiere Pro 1.5. Install seemed to go fine, but when you try and run the program it hangs when loading
GPUPageCurlAEX.

Hey there,
i know it is an old Thread but i had the same Problem a few Moments ago. Don't know if it helps everyone but i just moved the 3 .AEX files from the Pluginfolder to another Place. This solves the Start-Up Problem. Rename is not an Option because Premiere finds the renamed files. But if you move them in another Folder Premiere 1.5 starts (compatibility set to XP SP2)
BUT: I dont know which effects this will cause inside the Program. I just wanted to export an existing Project again. Start-up, loading the Projectfile and loading the original clips and pictures works. So far the export seems to work too.
regards
Edit: Sorry about the capital letters. I am German

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