Presets from CC to CC 2014

Where do I find a place to find and put presets across from CC? I managed to make my own presets and add some downloaded presets into CC (which I brilliantly can't remember how I did now) I'd like to find these, and bring them across to CC 2014.. How can I do this?
I've got to here but I can't seem to find anything... C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro CC\Presets
Where are these presets? I'm terrible with switching new versions!
Thanks all

Yes! When I installed CC 2014 there was a weird thing with media encoder... I could only update? There was no old CC version as soon as I had installed. ( I wasn't fully involved with installing this update)
That would explain it. Sucks because I will have the re do the presets but hey, at least I know now where it's gone!
Thanks for you help, super useful

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