Adobe Download Assistant Buttons Frozen

I couldn't find my CS5.5 Master Collection disks, so I tried to download it. At first the Download Assistant came up and showed a screen with a picture of some product boxes but would take no input.
I removed AIR and the Adobe Download Assistant from Programs and Features on Win 7 x64. I downloaded new versions and installed.
Now it comes up and displays a license agreement. The scroll bar and the hyperlinks work. However the Quit, Accept, Help, and SignIn buttons don't work.
What could be the problem?
Thanks,
David

It is an AIR application.  Perhaps there is some other application interferring.  I would recommend trying the steps listed in Disable startup items, services | Windows and then trying to use the Adobe Download Assistant again.

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