Application Manager can't be installed. Download Error appears.

I am a subcriber to Creative Cloud and have successfully downloaded CS6 programs to my home computer on XP through Creative Cloud. Here, at the office, I run on Windows 7, 64 bit. I keep getting this error meassage, even after restarting.
Yellow triangle with exclamation point on top.
Download Error
Download error. Press retry to try again or contact customer support.
How do I resolve this?

I got the solution to the problem here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4778186#4778186
"If you can please try downloading a trial of the software from our trial download page - http://www.adobe.com/downloads/?promoid=JZEFS. Once downloaded you can then try the installation to see if you are successful."
Now everything works OK.

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