New updates avalable on site but Adobe Application Manager show nothing

Hi,
I noticed that on site adobe.com there are new updates for applications of Master Suite CS6 I have installed Adobe Application Manager but I did not detect these updates saying that I have everything up to date. I checked the versions of the programs, and some are available on the website prior to the update.
Can you tell me the reason for this?
I tried to install a downloaded from the website of adobe and I get the following error code "U44M2I218."

Maybe I try to respond me.
The Single update files for single program are different of Updates for Creative Suite?

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