In my project panel, I cant move items into bins after import. I have to select the bin i want to import into and then use the media browser. Otherwise that file will just sit there in my project panel with no way to move it or organize my project. Drag and drop from finder into my project no longer works either. How adobe continually releases updated versions that are more broken then previous versions is beyond me....

There's all sorts of secondary monitor bugs as well, just another bug filled wonky mess

Also an issue here and to be perfectly dramatic, it's ruining my life.

+1 here. I mostly experience it while trying to drag effects to my clips on a timeline that is on a different display. If I move the timeline to the same display where my effects panel lives, it drag-and-drops fine.

Same problem here. Very annoying.

I will add another bug to this - when Premiere Pro is Maximized in one screen, part of the window is leaking to the second screen and Transmit playback stops working.

I have the exact same problem. It's super annoying and time-consuming.

Bonjour,
Je pense avoir un problème similaire. A la lecture de ce post, j'ai basculer la fenêtre vers l'autre moniteur et tout fonctionne a nouveau. Je n'ai ce problème que depuis la dernière mise à jour.

It’s on their list of “known issues”. It’s been an issue for a very long time! They need to fix it already.

Updated to 14.7.0 (Build 23), Workspaces still not working properly.

Bummer, that didn't work on my machine. I still had to manually move my Project window to the 2nd monitor.

It appears the issue still exists, even after just updating to the latest version: 14.6.0 (Build 51).

The sadness continues...

Hi Terry
Go to window/ workspaces/ Reset to saved layout. Sometimes, just opening the default Adobe workspace is enough to get my customs workspaces working again.

@Graham Austin
What do you mean by "just click reset"?
I'm looking for the fastest & easiest workaround I can find. :)

Thanks.

I have seen several work arounds now. But this is the simplest for me. As soon as I open a project, I launch the default ’assembly’ workspace. I don’t do anything to it, just click reset. Then I open one of my custom workspaces and it works normally for that session. Yes, it is irritating as it should be fixed by now... but it only takes a few seconds.

Everyone has their own variation of the workaround, but the easiest by far is save your dual screen layout and give it a keyboard shortcut, and give the default single screen layout another shortcut.
Then, each time you launch Prem, make sure a panel on the primary monitor has focus (because keyboard shortcuts won't work if focus is on the secondary monitor), and use your keyboard shortcut to switch to the default layout, followed by your shortcut to switch to your dual layout.
Two keystrokes and you're set for the rest of your session.

Best fix is to roll back to previous version of Premiere. Always a good rule of thumb if you are working at a professional level is to stay one version behind - or at least wait till you have no active projects - in order to avoid all surprise bugs. The small improvements in latest versions are rarely worth the risk of freezing up your work flow in the middle of a deadline. It actually is a good thing Adobe lets you roll back or dual install so easily.

OR JUST HAVE ADOBE FINALLY FIX THIS!! IT'S BEEN HAPPENING FOR A LONG TIME.

@Peter Berthet

Thanks so much Peter! This worked for me, but it takes a lot of time to rebuild the whole thing and you'd have to do it every time you start Premiere. This gave me an idea for a quicker fix and it worked.

My quick fix:

Drag your second monitor window into your main monitor to cover your other Premiere window. Using the dropdown menu change the layout to all panels. Then change back to your 2 monitor setup, drag your second screen window back onto the second monitor. Bingo.

You'll have to do this every time you time start premiere, but it only takes a few seconds.

EDIT: I'm on a Mac

Hi Gary!

just came here to post exactly this.

On windows, have to reset to a default 1 screen layout and then drag my panels back to where I want them for keyboard input to work correctly.

Not at all irritating...

Same here, having a ton of issues with a second monitor with the latest version of Premiere Pro.

New error. The tilde key to go full screen no longer works on any windows on a second monitor.