All bins collapsed when re-opening a project

[matthewp76963315]

• Issue - I edit in list view, with many layers of bins to organize my project. Bins twirl down and back up all the time depending on what I am doing. I leave my bins open in the state I left them when I close a project so I can pick right back up next time. Lately, however, when I re-open a project, all the bins have been collapsed so I have to re-twirl everything back down. This ALSO happens when I switch between Workspaces.
  
• Adobe Premiere Pro version number: 24.6.3 (Build 4) 
• Operating system - Windows 10 Home Version 10.0.19045 Build 19045
  
• System Info: CPU, GPU, RAM, HD:

  • CPU: Ryzen 5950x

  • GPU: GeForce RTX 3080

  • GPU driver (PC): Studio Driver 565.90

  • RAM: 64 GB

  • Hard Drive: Media on internal 16TB RAID 1 / Project on internal 1TB NVME / Proxies on internal 4TB SSD

• Video format: N/A this occurs across all project currently. Currently working with XAVC-I 4:2:2 10-bit footage in MXF wrapper.
  
• Workflow details: N/A this occurs across all projects
  
• Steps to reproduce -
  
  • Start new project: create bins, import footage, create bins, create sequences
  • Stop working to have a break with bins still twirled down
  • Save project
  • Close Project
  • Re-Open Project
  • Bins have all collapsed closed
  • OR - after Step 1, change to a different Workspace, bins have all collapsed closed
• Expected result - Used to be Premiere would re-open with my bins all in the same state as they were when I saved and closed, i.e. twirled down in my last work state
  
• Actual result -  All the bins have collapsed closed
  

[RobShultz]

Have you tried resetting preferences?

Launch Premiere Pro and then immediately hold Option (Mac) or Alt (Windows) until the reset preferences dialog appears.

[matthewp76963315]

Thanks Rob. I have just tried it and it made no difference. Project still opens with bins collapsed after saving with them opened up. I then opened a few bins and changed my Workspace and all the bins collapsed.

[Rach McIntire]

Hi @matthewp76963315  ,

Welcome to the Premiere Pro forums!  We’re happy you’ve reached out.  Thanks for filing your bug report. This is all useful information.

I hope we can help you soon.

Thanks,
Rach