Photoshop v14.01.2 - PCx64 - Transform Box Inverted

Hello adobers, and photoshopers.
Here my question.
A PC running adobe photoshop CC (updated t v14.01.2 next friday) is challenging me with this little 'bug' :
After a first transformation, if I want to transform again an element (in this case, a logo in a dynamic object), the transform box is inverted : if I move the right down corner, the transformation apply to the Up left corner). doesn't know if it's something happening for other users, and a bug concerning this version of photoshop CC or if it's an updating problem only on my computer.
thx for helping.
Antoine

Thank you for your answer.
It's a smart object, yes (tested with vector object or simply image object, and without being a smart object just a pixel element).
This bug happens when right cliking for a transform, or by choosing a transformation in the menu, and only if the object has already been transformed one time. it's a second transformation that makes the bug happening.
Holding a modifier key or not, doesn't make it happening more often or less.
by the way, working from a new file has made this bug disappear. the original file must have been corrupted, but i don't know how.
thank you
Antoine

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