Bridge is not to be found and cannot be loaded on my iMac

Question

I have an Imac and loaded the new software from Apple, mountain Lion 10.8. After Iloaded Photoshop CS6  from the Cloud but cameraRAW did not work good.
That is the begin and the end. Now Bridge is gone missing. I reloaded Photoshop several times and even as a new administrator. Nothing.
After been helped by a person from Adobe Helpcenter ( Netherlands) still no Bridge.
Yes, I found a problem on my hard-disk ( is gone and repaired now)
and even an other problem with Adobe Air is gone. ( The insatllation made a link but no sub-directory.) My thanks for pointing me in this direction.
Now I hope somebody can give me a clue where my bridge is gone too or why it is not installed.
Photoshop is there and works but no Bridge and no mini-Bridge ofcourse
Help please

Answer 1

loaded the new software from Apple, mountain Lion 10.8. After I re-loaded Photoshop CS6 because cameraRAW did not work.
If you reloaded CS6 and Camera Raw did not work it might be you have a brand new camera and not the latest updates that support your dSLR.
Don't have Mountain lion myself installed and there have been some problems with this killer animal but not such serious ones as not installing Bridge.
Be sure to have the latest update for OSX 10.8 (use software update under the Apple icon menu to check).
Also Back up your custom settings, action, presets etc. (quickest way is to copy them from your user library: user (your name) / library / Application support / Adobe / Adobe Photoshop CS6 and inhere copy the folder called Presets to a place outside the library)
if you can't find your User library (by default hidden in OSX 10.7 and 10.8 use the menu Go and press option key, this retrieves the library in the drop down menu.
Start PS and under the menu Help choose deactivate (be sure to have a copy of your serial number backed up)
Then quit PS and go to you application folder (should be on root level, not in your user account) and in the Photoshop CS 6 folder find and choose uninstall
Maybe also use the clean tool from Adobe:
see this side and read before carefully before proceeding:
http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html
Now start Apple Disk Utility (in the utilities folder - Hulpprogramma's) and choose Apple Disk Utilty (Schijfhulpprogramma) Run a check and repair permissions.
then try again to install Photoshop from the install disk, download file or Cloud subscription.
Could you report back?