Premiere Pro CC not terminating on exit

Set-up: 3rd monitor playback driven by BM Intensity Pro through via PP preferences>playback.
Every time I exit the PP CC application (ctl-Q), it does not shut down completely. It has, by all intents and purposes, gone from the desktop, however it is still shown as a running process in Task Manager.
Whilst this may not sound a big deal, whilst it continues to run, it doesn't release the 3d monitor/BM Intensity Pro card. Ergo, it cannot be used until I end the premiere pro.exe process manually.
However, if I disable the 3rd monitor playback prior to exiting, Premiere shuts down correctly.
Has anybody else experienced this erratic behaviour? Thanks.

Couple of things I suggest:
Delete your Pr prefs. That solves most Pr problems.
Consult with BMD to ensure you're running the current drivers and they're qualified for CC.
Remove the BMD driver, and then run and quit Pr. If it quits without hanging, that implicates the driver.

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