Cannot get CS6 to boot up

Photoshop CS6 will not boot up. I click the icon at the bottom of my Windows 7 screen, but nothing happens.
I installed this program--the non-extended version--in April, 2014. It's worked fine. Then, recently, I clicked "yes" to a trial version of the CS6 extended version. I used the extended trial version earlier today, but now when I want to reboot my computer and get back to CS6---no response. I noticed that ever since the trial version began to run, every day I would see a pop-up asking me to sign up for the monthly cloud version. One of the options was to continue to trial. I simply "x'ed" out and went into CS6, saying that I wanted to quit. The continue-the-trial option just became greyed out and is no longer available. Does this mean that the trial is over and I will revert to my resident copy of CS6 on my computer? If so, how to I get the version on my computer to become active once again? Right now, the installed version of CS6 will not operate on my computer. Please help.
Fred

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