Bridge CS6, CC refuses to work

Question

So here's my delimma; i'm wanting to process my JPGs in Raw from Bridge, but I can't get bridge to work.
I had CS5, CS6 and uninstalled both, then installed CC hoping that it would fix the Bridge problem but it didn't. Every time I open it I get 'opration can not be completed' then it stalls at 'building critera' with the wheel spinning in the lower left corner. I checked console to see if there was a message coming up, and there is something going on with the audio drivers. At first it was one particular HAS pulgin (Jack Router) that was casuing it to screw up, so I deleted it.
No avail.
Basically I get the error message every time I open Bridge, then I try and click something and it freezes up. I've held down 'option' on startup and reset EVERYTHING. I've run Disk utility and FSCKd the disk to make sure it was clean.
Mac OSX 10.8.4
Macbook Pro Late 2011 15in i7 16GB 1600MHz (I run photoshop without error)
Over 250gb left on my HD
I'll attach the screenshots of the console messages. But here's the checklist of what DOES NOT work:
Reset Bridge
Restart Computer
FSCK (repairing permissions the hardcore way)
Uninstalling CS5 and 6
Running under the Root account (same error message)

Answer 1

Uninstalling CS5 and 6 will not have any effect, except it might foul up file associations.  If you are going to not reinstall CS5 and CS6 I would uninstall CC also, run Adobe Script Cleaner then reinstall CC.  If you want CS5 and CS6 best to install in order, CS5, CS6, CC.  Remember, if you stop subscription to CC you have nothing.
You may also want to try this.  It is for CS6 but change to CC and Bridge 6
~library/caches/Adobe/Bridge CS6 and inhere should be 2 files:
Adobe Bridge Plug-in Cache
and the folder called Cache. Inhere should be 4 folders called '254', '1024', 'data' and 'full'
All those folders carry the content of the respective quality of the thumbs and preview as well as 100 % cache and Bridge database.
Any way, Since you have not used Bridge you have no relevant amount of cache and I would suggest you quit both PS and Bridge and manual delete both the items (plug in and folder called cache at the end of the Bridge CS6 path mentioned above.
(both files will refresh itself after a restart of Bridge).
To be on the save side also visit in same user library the folder Preferences and look for the file called "com.adobe.bridge5.plist" (yes it is Bridge 5 that comes with CS6, all Adobe apps have their own version number and they are presented in the same Suite version. CS6 has PS version 13 and Bridge version 5 )
also drag this file to the trash.
Then hold down option key (alt) while starting Bridge and this should give you the option to reset the preferences as mentioned earlier in this thread.
Choose reset prefs and try again.