Windows 10: window is stuck

I was using Premiere Pro. I moved the PP window to the bottom of the screen so I could do something else, then I forgot I'd left it there and did some complex processing using another app (converting a video to another format). Much later I realised the Premiere Pro window was still there at the bottom of the screen, so I tried to drag it up to the centre of the screen, but it wouldn't move. So I tried to close it by clicking the X at the top right and that didn't work either, and PP is just stuck there at the bottom of the screen non-functional and can't be removed. If I restart the computer it says PP needs to be closed, and do I want to restart anyway? I say yes and it restarts. The PP window is now gone, but if I click on the PP icon to start PP, the PP window appears at the bottom of the screen again, and cannot be moved or used or closed. What is happening?

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windows xp installation and dual core am

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Unlocked Realtek HD Audio Drivers Windows 7 & 8 (With Dolby Digital Live and DTS Interactive)

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stuck with Windows media problem

still stuck

Darren and Reign,
I could still use your help.

Things just aren't working and I have tried all I can think of plus your suggestions. I've done the WM codec installation. I have installed the encoder9. I have installed the community codec. I have tried to rollback the media player and reinstall various versions. Nothing has solved the problem.

Two points of interest however.
I installed windows XP video decoder check up utility. It lists about seven or eight different decoders...none of which are recommended as preferred MPEG 2 decoders. (I downloaded the same program to my vista drive and it lists as the first item a MPEG 2 decoder. It is checked in green but is still listed as "not recommend for the system a a preferred decoder." That line item decoder does not show up in the list on the XP drive).
Also, I downloaded Quicktime. When I attempted to play a .wma file on it the visual was brighter than it has been to this point. That was encouraging even though the image was still darkened more than it should be. Unfortunately, in an effort to download further codec components the visual seems to have fallen back to its extremely darkened screen and I can no longer make out the images.

I hope that information might trigger another thought from you as to another option that I might try.
Thanks, chirp.