Media Encoder no launch w/ Queue

I’m a newbie on here so a big thanks to all for all the info and posts.
Installed 5.5 a couple months ago and all has been working perfectly. Media Encoder has been a dream. Suddenly, I went to encode a small HD video and when I went to launch “Queue” to encode with AME it looked like it was going to start the queue but when it got to “exporting data” it just disappears. So I went to encoder and it would not launch that way either…maybe half way and disappears up to loading QuickTime…something.
I can export by clicking the export/encode…no problem.
Saw something about launching with shift-ctrl-atl to delete preferences but would not launch that way either. Sooooo
Does this sound like I need to reinstall or am I missing something really obvious? I assume that AME is installed with PPro. Sorry I am new.
Thanks
John

Thanks...I tried that but it does not come up.
I've never reinstalled this so I'm assuming that it is included in the Premiere Pro installation and not a standalone install?

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Keywords:      Classic
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Computer:      JANUS
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