Premiere Pro CC crashes in opening a project file

I am using Premiere Pro CC since 1.5 years now. No big problems so far but now suddenly a strange one in opening a project file.
Several other project files open up as usual, but the last one I've been working on, suddenly crashes in the middle of loading the media files.  An error message like this appears:
"Premiere Pro has encountered an error. [c:\ppro772\releases\2013.10\shared\adobe\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc\ " (and the rest of the path I'm not able to see, it's cut.)
I have installed the latest version of the graphics driver today. I have installed Premiere Pro 2014 some time ago but didn't really use it yet. I already tried to open the project in 2014 with no success.
Now I just found out that I can open the project from the one-before-the-last autosave file! Thereafter I saved the project with a different name, but trying to re-open it resulted again in the same error!!
Any idea what the problem could be and what might help?

BUt that's a different error.
I am getting this one aswell.
[c:\ppro772\releases\2013.10\shared\adobe\mediacore\mediafoundation\api\inc
Please fix it.
I really want my Premiere Pro to work :\

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