Camera Profiles gone in Camera Raw 6.2

I recently updated my camera raw in Photoshop CS5 (Win 7 64 bit) to 6.2. I noticed this evening that my camera profiles are missing. Even if I open a raw file that I had previously edited. The only option under camera profiles is "Matrix". I used to have portrait, landscape...etc. etc.
I would go back to 6.1 but am unable to go back...not sure how. It just fails. Any suggestions? Tried resetting to camera raw defaults...didn't change anything.

I am having a similar problem. Have Windows7, CS5 and LR3, even before this last update to Raw 6.3 I can not access any camera profiles. When opening an image in Camera Raw it has my camera name at the very top (Says Camera RAw 6.3 - Sony DSLR-A550, and under the image it has the file number .dng); but when I go to camera profiles the only option is 'Adobe Standard'. I am new to this so maybe that is all there is; I'd just think that if there is a drop down box offered, there would be something to choose from.
I want to eventually create a custom profile for my camera.
I have tried downloading the updater and re-running it.
Also if I go to the ProgramData>Adobe>CameraRaw>CameraProfiles My camera is in the Adobe Standard Folder, but not the Camera folder. Camera folder has only some Canons, Nikons and a few Pentax.
It could be that everything is as it should be, I don't know.

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Adobe's point-of-view is to make their RAW engine process RAW files consistently from 100s of cameras.
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Creative Cloud 2014
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[email protected] wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> I downloaded the camera profile betas and Camera Raw 4.5. When working
> with a Nef, I set a beta camera profile in LR2. No problem. When
> finished I open another NEF--same thing. Reverts to 4.4 default. Is
> there no way to make that sticky?
>
> Also, each time I open LR the default profile is Camera Raw 4.4, and I
> have to reset it. Nefs are all I am testing LR2 with, shot with a
> D300. How do I get a sticky profile. What am I missing?
>
> Also, since I have Camera Raw 4.5 installed, shouldn't that default to
> 4.5 instead of 4.4? 4.3 is also on the list, but not 4.5. Why isn't
> 4.5 available? Have I done something wrong?
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Steph_Kimball,
You're the one who is mightily confused. :)
> the recently released BETA CAMERA PROFILES which may be chosen in lieu of ARC
Assuming "ARC" is a typo for ARC, the beta camera profiles are used in ARC, inside Camera Raw,
not
"in lieu of". The new profiles, once installed appear IN the Calibrate Tag in ACR, alongside any profiles there may be there for your camera model from earlier versions of ACR, in the very same menu, not
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I don't think you understand how ACR works.
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