Adobe DNG converter 8.3--please help!!!

This converter sucddenly stopped working. The information screen comes up, but the spaces for input  are black. I can't uninstall it b/c it doesn't appear on the list of programs on the Control panel Install/Uninstall.

I'm having A very Similar program with DNG Converter 8.4 and 8.6! The Program was working fine until 2 weeks ago, now when I open the software, it doesn't load completely and when I click the application window up, all of the information fields are clear, showing the desktop through the window. Anyone else no what to do about this? I'm running Windows 8.1

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