Pr CS6 won't connect to DL server when importing sequence

Question

Pr CS6 will no longer import sequences from another Pr project. The Import Premiere Pro Sequence dialog box opens and at the bottom it reads "Connecting to Dynamic Link server..." and stays that way for about 1-2 minutes. Afterward, in that same text location, it reads "Connecting to Dynamic Link server failed." Clearly Dynamic Link is broken (at least on my system: Windows 7 x64 Ultimate), since my AME also doesn't work when I send a job to it from Pr via Queue. It says it can't find the project file, even though it is there, but failure seems to be with Dynamic Link in that instance as well. This all USED TO WORK FINE, until apparently an update broke something. So much for interoperability.
Is anyone else seeing this issue?
UPDATE:
I have resolved this problem, thanks to another poster on this forum who discovered it. It was the NVidia nView Desktop Manager applet that was breaking dynamic link. I think it has been enabled for a long time, so perhaps a recent CS6 update broke dynamic link in conjunction with nView, but at any rate, disabling the nView Desktop Manager applet solved the issues with dynamic link. I can now import sequences from other projects and use AME to queue jobs. Yay!
Hope this helps others. If you have an NVIDIA graphics card (Quadro, etc.) this may be the solution.

Answer 1

Mark,
Sure! When I open Creative Cloud on my desktop, on the Home screen, there is an Activity Stream. On that stream it lists what apps have been updated and when. I have an entry that says "You updated Premiere Pro CS6 46 days ago" and a little later another one that says "You updated Premiere Pro CS6 98 days ago" then another one that says "You updated Premiere Pro CS6 Family 170 days ago", etc., etc., These are, of course, mixed in with other updates to my other apps in the MC (e.g., Ae, Ps, In, Fl). Since I knew that the last time DL worked was about 130 days ago (when I completed my last project using DL between Pr and AME), then I could see that (based upon the above), that Adobe had updated my Pr CS6 at least twice since that time.
I do not recall messing with nView, and don't know why I would have anyway, but can't say for certain that I didn't enable it during that time. However, there is definitely an issue between DL and NVIDIAs nView applet that should be resolved by the two of you, especially since the card I'm using is 'approved' by Adobe, and I used the Adobe specs to build my system around CS6.
But any credit for this solution should go to the lone poster who actually discovered it back in July, gagneh, in his post here: NVidia nView incompatible with AME & PPR (Connecting to Dynamic Link Server timeout). Perhaps you or someone should post a sticky (if possible) to this issue for NVIDIA users with a descriptive search friendly title. There is really no telling how many of your users are suffering because of this, judging from the sheer number of posts I've been through on this forum dealing with Dynamic Link issues.
Cheers,
Shane