Adobe Media Encoder CS4 Error: WinFile.cpp-754

When encoding video from one format to another (no matter what is source and what is result file format) I have an error after some time or in the begining of the process. "Adobe Media Encoder has encountered an error ..\..\Src\Win\WinFile.cpp-754"
Version of Encoder is 4.2.0.006 (updated).
I can't encode any files. What is the problem?

Any update on this?
I get WinFile.cpp-754 on CS4 and WinFile.cpp-785 on CS5 trying to encode the same AVI file.
I'm trying to load a 59.94 fps AVI file into PremierPro CS4 and need to convert it to something else (correct?)

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