Trouble exporting in premiere!

Im am having trouble exporting and after effects file out of premiere. It stops in the middle of exporting and it show in the premiere project window that the files are offline. It isn't getting past 2%. Could my file be corrupted? Please Help.

No thoughts but I generally avoid DL and make digital intermediates for use between AEFX and Premiere.
I trust them and I can manage them. Never had an issue.
This is still the clue to your issue I think.
it show in the premiere project window that the files are offline

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