How to relink media in CS6

When I first open a project in PrPro it asks a strange request to relink media. No files have been moved and all my media is on one hard drive. I understand how to relink media but this is strange. It asks "Where is the File "V1-etc, etc, etc? I've never labeled a clip V1.
Could this be pertaining to the V1 video track?
Could this have happened if I updated PrPro, not thinking, with a Premiere Pro CC update on my CS6 program and this is causing the problem?
I have a timeline in PrPro that was worked on in Resolve. In the timeline it shows all my clips offline. But, in my bins, the clip that is shown offline in the timeline is ONLine in my bin.
How can I relink the media to get it to show correctly in the timeline.
I have a suspension this is a result of updating something I should not have updated.
Dan you advise?
Mandla

It seems PrPro created a bin as well. There's no way I'm creating a bin labeled like this. The one clip that you see is relinked was from me highlighting all the off line clips, choosing that clip to relink in the hopes that all would come online. This labeling doesn't make sense. I did have archived timelines labeled The Broken 527, but other than that nothing more.

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El 25-08-2014, a las 2:05, Jay13 <[email protected]> escribió:
How to register adobe media encoder cs6
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