Premiere Pro CC 2014 - AME export back to using only a single core

I've had this problem before (as have others) and it seemed to go away for a while. It's back. Basically the problem is that exports from PP CC 2014 take much longer when sent through AME than if they are done within PP itself. The time problem is the result of AME only using one CPU for the export whereas export within PP uses all 8 (in my case). I've tried all the hints I could find (turn off parking in the registry and make sure the "performance" power option is selected) but nothing works now. Basically I have to avoid AME totally. It doesn't matter what type of output format I've chosen or what effects I have.
My system is an up to date Windows 7 system with 16GB and a CUDA-compatible NVIDIA graphics card. Plenty of hard drives, etc.
I believe this problems been around for quite a while. I don't know what made it come back for me unless it was some recent Adobe or Microsoft patch.

I've a similar system, and renders/exports of any kind never use more than 29% of CPU. Getting frustrated. Got my builder coming to take a peek.

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Nice!
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