When Exporting "Adobe Premiere Pro sorry, A serious Error has accord that requires....."

Since the new update when Exporting I get this message ""Adobe Premiere Pro sorry, A serious Error has accord that requires....." I've tried to reinstall the software on both computer without any luck. Please Help!

Premiere worked before.
I’m not using any third party effects or codecs.
MAC
Processor 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 24 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB
Software OS X 10.9.1 (13B42)
Adobe Premiere Pro CC Version 7.2.1(4)
When I press EXPORT I get this message "Adobe Premiere Pro sorry, A serious Error has accord that requires....."

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I have found a couple of steps for a solutions that worked for the "encountered serious error" message when attempting to share the project to disk or computer file. Here was my solution that worked.
1. I already compiled a project that took me 2 months and used video, photo, music. I added a new video track 'before' the other tracks and inserted a black jpg image, stretch it the entire timeline and make the opacity 0%. This covers any unseen 'gaps' in the project and won't interfere or cover anything else in the project.
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PE 3 Sorry, a serious error has occurred that requires Premiere Elements to be shut down. We will at

I'm a newby to the Forum
This issue has obviously surfaced before but I cant see a real solution in all Ive read.
Ive been editing and producing home movies with pe3 happily for 3 years no problem
Dual core processor 3 gig ddr ram windows XP SP3 fully updated
Used MSconfig to shut all unnecessary services, 100Gig space on HDD recently defragged
Cant open new or old projects , PE3 goes in a cycle of 3 error messages
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PE 3 has been re-installed multiple times, Registry cleaner has been run. The new update was also installed.
It still keeps happening even thought it worked perfectly for 3 years before.
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You seem like you're pretty meticulous about keeping your system up to date, clean and defragged, which is always my first recommendation when someone says the program used to work but suddenly stopped.
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/390602?tstart=30
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