Bridge won't update past 6.01 and won't recognize Canon 6d

I purchased a canon 6d and it was not recognized by Bridge 5.
I signed up for CC two days ago. I had all programs updated yet Bridge still does not recognize camera. The version of Bridge still shows as 6.01. I am getting frustrated.
Please help/

Check Photoshop / about Plug ins / Camera Raw
inhere it should show one version of ACR and at least 7.3 (but when updated possibly 8.2) because 7.3 is the first version to support your camera.
Bridge is at version 6.0.1 at this moment so also check PS updates for having the correct ACR plug in active.
But there seems something else bothering you because ACR 7.3 is already available in CS6 that has Bridge version 5. This combination should also be able to provide you the correct previews.
Like Curt stated, can you provide more details about your computer (RAM, VRAM, total- and free disk space) OS system version and how do you try to view the files (card reader, cable to camera)

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