CS6 Premiere Preview Rendered files goes Red (un-rendered)

When I launch Premiere Pro CS6 (Windows 7 x64, main drive is Transcend SSD, Nvidia Graphics GTX580) all my rendered preview files has gone red and then I have to re- render everything. Very annoying and time consuming! Hope there is a fix for that. Nothing changes, no files gets moved. I can actually still see all the preview files on the drive, but it somehow loses the connection. But there is no error message; all the ‘green’(pre-rendered) lines in the sequence goes ‘red’(un-rendered)... Thanks in advance for any help!

Since you are experiencing a similar problem to mine, you can follow a discussion I just poted to see if anything comes back...
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1134975

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No I set the Preview files to my documents. The footage is stored on an Space server. Oringinally I had the preview files to follow the project, I had the same problem, so switched to keeping it locally.
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since yesterday after re-opening my Premiere Pro CC ( 2014.0.1) project some of my preview files in the project window turned red. I figured it must have been an render error with the preview files. So I deleted the cached rendered preview files. After the system rendered them again, they still turned red. So I deleted the presets( Shift + Command ) to see if that helps, but the files stayed red.
I work over a Thunderbolt hard drive that is connected, but it never had any problems like that before. It started pretty much erratic. Now it seems I can't get rid of it.
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I think that if the file is too large, and if the resources are
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