Adobe PP CS6 Crashes Constantly! PLEASE POST A SOLUTION.

Question

Adobe PP constantly crashes. Counted over 100 today! It freezes shortly after or during the loading of the project assets. At times when it does load, performance is nightmarishly slow. Simple commands takes minutes to be performed but it hangs shortly after anyway, so its a complete redundancy from start to finish.
On top of that, PP constnatly looses rendered files for video previews everytime you exit the software or after few exists. A huge waste of time trying to re-render such a complicated timeline with over 17 tracks of video and effects. After so many versions of PP, a simple smart rendering still remains a top issue and by the way that was among the selling ptuch for CS6!
I see tens of other posts in the forum with reports of unrelenting crashes, followed all suggestions and performed every troubleshooting I could think of under the sun, to no avail. Is there a solution for this problem? Things like trashing preferences, deleting cache files, etc do not work, so I ask the staff to provide a link to some meaninful troubleshooting document and not paste a general answer for the sake of having answered the question.
-I've disabled CUDA and Nvedia Mercury Engine Playback alltogether for Software Acceleration Only since Adobe admits the bug.  Great to know investment in Nvedia was a total waste for the so called greater perfromance.
- Set the memory to memory instead of perforamnce and vice versa. No difference.
- Reduced and increased RAM available to PP. No difference.  I have 32GB of RAM installed but at the most PP uses 9GB.
- Deleted and re-rendered work area files, media cache and the entire media cache folder. Premire crashed hundreds of times until it re-rendered and conformed all audio files. The Media Files folder keeps balooning in size even though the number of files in the project hasn't changed.
- Ended up creating a new project, imported the master sequence from the troubled project, still no luck.
- Nesting the sequences doesn't fix the issue either.
- Ended up wiping out the whole system, reinstalled OS and Adobe CS6, and problem is still there.
- I am on Mountain Lion, a very fast Macpro desktop with solid state drives and have the latest PP updates installed. No plug ins whatsoever so risk of intereference is out the window.
- I work with GOP based AVCHD media, MPEG2 transport stream
- Restarting the system never fixes anything. If anything it prompts the software to re-index all files from scratch adding to the wait times upon loading a project.
- Problem is present with other projects I load so its not a corrupt file issue, its some kind of an incidious bug. The only projects that open fine are the small ones with less than 15 minutes of content (although complicated effects).
So PP can't handle a large project or this is a known bug? Please someone experienced in troubleshooting point me at a solution.  In the middle of a large project and this has disabled the production schedule altogether.
The software was fine up until tihs problem showed and other forum reports report the sudden appearance of this malfunction. I cant think of anything that might have changed, other than progressing with a complicated project in terms of effects, etc. After many hangs and restart of the software, without any apparent explanation, PP loads and funcitons as it should only once, works fine for a while and then crashes and you have to restart the project many times more until you get it to stabalize (up to a hundred or more). I don't know what keeps the project sluggish and what makes it all go away on very rare occassions. Its a total mystery. During the sluggish period, monitor activity shows that premire is doing something but I've confirmed that its not writing anything to the Media Cache or Media Cashe files folder. The status of media says ALL LOADED and no indexing is going on either, so I am not sure what the heck is tying up PP.

Answer 1

What are the specs on your system?
If you're on Windows, please update the driver for your processor. That step has resolved a crash-on-launch for several customers.
Do you have any codec packs or third-party effects or transitions installed?
In the bottom left corner of the "Premiere Pro has stopped working" dialog, there should be a link that reads "View problem details." Please click that and paste just the top few lines here (see the example here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1261230?tstart=0)
These threads might have some other suggestions:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5533149?tstart=0#5533149
http://forums.adobe.com/message/5484148#5484148