Clips with warp stabilzer are unrendered everytime Premiere Pro opens

Had an issue with a CPU setting yesterday which has since been resolved, however since that was fixed this new issue with the rendering keeps happening and I do not want to have to render my sequence everytime I open up the programme. Anything I can do? I'm using Premiere Pro CC 2014.2

Hi,
As long as you saved the changes in your project, you should be able to see it there. A few times i have seen a similar issue happen where Premiere would not open the sequence you were working on the last time. Make sure you have the right sequence open. You can search for the right sequence in the Project Bin.
Using the trial version is not the problem.
Thanks,
Rameez

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Hi,
I have some interview clips on my V1 in premiere, and on the V2 I have some clips with motion which has the warp stabilizer on. When the V1 and the V2 overlaps, the warp stabilized clips is minimized and fills only a bit of the screen (at the top left corner). I have tried different settings, but it is still a problem.
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