Adobe Creative Cloud Window Blank and Does not Prompt for Login?

Question

I have three computers right now. One 2010 iMac, one 2012 Macbook Pro and a new 2014 Macbook pro. I have logged out and uninstalled creative cloud from the iMac. After buying the new MacBook Pro (2014) I have used the 2012 laptop to copy my entire user profile onto the newer laptop (including Adobe applications and creative cloud). However, when I try to open a Premiere project from the external drive I have been working off of, I get this message:
Adobe Application Manager is needed to resolve this problem. However, it is missing or damaged. Please download and install a new copy of the Application manager from 'http://www.adobe.com/go/applicationmanager'.
When I go to that link, I get a prompt to download creative cloud (not application manager). I of course download Creative Cloud again and am given the steps to install but once the Creative Cloud installation progress bar finishes up and CC opens up, the window is blank and I am not asked to login or do anything. I cannot access any projects or login to my CC account on this new computer whatsoever.
I have deleted the opm.db file in the "OOBE" folder and I have restarted the application. I have uninstalled and reinstalled. I have restarted my computer. I have tried everything for the past few hours and have made absolutely no progress.
I am pretty stressed about this as the projects I have to work on are time sensitive. Any help would be greatly appreciated as customer chat support just left me on hold for close to an hour and I have not found a solution in the forums.
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Thanks John,
I actually found a post after another hour or so looking that pointed out the same potential problem that you did, but thank you for your help anyways.
I actually found some steps that someone had posted from their conversation with customer service. I've pasted it below. Hopefully it will help another lost and weary traveler as much as it did me.
8. Re: No Apps in Apps Tab
StarJockey Apr 7, 2014 6:40 PM (in response to StarJockey)
This worked for me. Thank you, Adobe!
Step 1:
Open Finder application.Click on Go>Go to Folder.
Type /library and press return key.
Then navigate to Application support/Adobe folder.
Right click on Adobe folder and select 'Get info'.
Under Sharing and permissions, click on Lock icon and enter
Administrator user name and password.Click on symbol, select Admini
strators and click on Add, then give 'Read and Write' permissions to Administrators.
Click on symbol again, select current logged in user name and click
on Add, then give 'Read and Write' permissions to Administrators.
Give 'Read and Write' permissions to Everyone, System, Admin, users.
Then click on Gear icon and select the option 'Apply to Enclosed items'.
Step 2:
Open Finder application.Click on Go>Go to Folder.
Type ~/library and press return key.
Then navigate to Application support/Adobe folder.
Please give full permission as mentioned above.
Step 3:
Open Finder application.Click on Go>Go to Folder>>Type /library and
press return key>>navigate to Application support/Adobe folder folder.
Locate the folder named AAMupdater and rename it to AAMupdaterold and
OOBE to OOBEold.
Step 4:
Open Finder application.Click on Go>Go to Folder>>Type ~/library and
press return key>>navigate to Application support/Adobe folder folder.
Locate the folder named AAMupdater and rename it to AAMupdaterold and
OOBE to OOBEold.
Once you are done with the above steps, you can try launching the
Creative Cloud desktop application.
If you still face the same issue, please try the next steps.
(These steps were not necessary for me.)
Step 5:
Click on the below link to download the cleaner tool.
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/creativecloud/cleanertool/mac/AdobeCr
eativeCloudCleanerTool.dmg
Select the product as Creative Cloud and CS6, then select Creative Cloud
desktop/Adobe application manager and select clean.
Step 6:
Once you are done with the above steps, login to
https://creative.adobe.com/products/creative-cloud and try downloading
the Creative Cloud desktop application.