Can't start Audition 3 goes to Shutting down message

I click the icon for Audition it gets up to Initializing required components and then a dialog box comes up that says Shutting Down to continue working where you left off, please restart Audition. Absolutely stupid message nothing about the problem and obviously I am not working/using it and restarting won't help because it will tell me to do it again without it ever starting in the first place!
I have:
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
3ghz quad core AMD
the latest 64 bit drivers for my M Audio card.
All sound etc works fine for other applications.
Tried talking to live support, some women that had no actual clue about the software just wanted me to work through the generic steps like go to hidden admin to get admin functions, I already am in Admin totally useless. And sends me to cpsid_82827 trouble shoot that has nothing to do with the kind of problems I am having.

Sounds very familiar... I got all excited about aur and all the bleeding edge software out there for arch when I first switched and ended up messing my system up in much the same way.
Anyways, for starters you can post the output of
pacman -Qm
here to see if anyone spots something bogus that you've installed from aur.
I'm sure there are those that would disagree with me, but if I were you I would just save the output of
pacman -Q
and reinstall your system from scratch... Also, I don't know if you're using yaourt, but I would advise against it in the beginning since it makes it so easy to install unsupported software... I think it's better to download the package and makepkg it by hand because it makes you think more about what you're doing (at most use something like cower). That's just my opinion though...

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