Premier Pro Shuts Down when trying to EXPORT

I am a new editor, only at it for a couple month now. The problem I have is when I attempt to export, Adobe closes without warning.
I have exported in the past, what I do is, set a work area or just highlight a clip, go to FILE: EXPORT: ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER. I have had no problems until a couple days ago. Now when I click ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER the program closes completely and shuts down.
I am using a MATROX RTX2 and the same thing happens when I try to export using MATROX MEDIA ENCODER.
I can however export just using MOVIE but it looks like crap and I am using HDV..
Help?? Suggestions?

Thanks, I'll have to give that a try if there isn't an easier answer out there somewhere. If I pull the card will I have to reload the software and drivers?
If my project is saved and I have a copy of the project saved will I be able to reload Adobe without losing anything? What I mean is will I be able to just import my whole project once reloaded?
I just don't understand what could have happened, since I was doing this with no problem a couple of days ago.
Thanks for your help, it's greatly appreciated.
Tim

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