Adding back custom export and workflow presets back into Premiere Pro CC 2014

I may have to delete preference files to stop PrPro CC 2014 from crashing when I try to start it [advice from fellow Adobe forum participants].
How do save my custom presets [H.264 protocols, workflows, etc] so I can add them back in [and how do I do that]?
Yosemite/3.5GHz i7/32GB RAM/ nVidia with CUDA enabled.
PrPro works in safe mode, but I can't get it to open after a regular startup. I recently freed up about 200GB of hard drive space and ran ONYX to really clean up my computer. Now I'm having this issue, with a killer deadline in front of me [of course].
Thanks in advance.

I tried to edit this post but couldn't...here's the corrected version [sorry]
I may have to delete preference files to stop PrPro CC 2014 from crashing when I try to start it [advice from fellow Adobe forum participants].
How do save my custom presets [H.264 protocols, workflows, etc] so I can add them back in [and how do I do that]?
Mavericks/3.5GHz i7/32GB RAM/NVIDIA GeForce gtX 775M 2048MB with CUDA enabled. Haven't updated to Yosemite yet on this computer...could that be the issue? PrPro runs fine on 2.4GHz i7/16GB MacBook Pro [OpenCL]/Yosemite.
PrPro works in safe mode, but I can't get it to open after a regular startup. I recently freed up about 200GB of hard drive space and ran ONYX to really clean up my computer. Now I'm having this issue, with a killer deadline in front of me [of course].
Thanks in advance.
PS. I did a search but couldn't find what I was looking for...

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