Cannot get photo stream on iCloud via iPad (viewing on Windows PC)

Here's the problem. I have activated Photo Stream on my iPad/iCloud service. When I sign into iCloud on my Windows PC, I do not see a Photo Stream icon. I do not know where my photos are. There is no where on iCloud to go find them (I just see icons for mail, calendar, etc.).
Also, We have one home PC (windows). My husband has an iPhone, I have an iPad. He set up Photo Stream and iCloud on his iPhone and he was able to locate his photos. He doesn't recall where they went on our PC, but he did a search for the folder and then moved the folder to c:\users\owner\My Pictures\My Photo Stream.
What I'm thinking is that he has taken up the logical default location for the Photostream photos with his iPhone and now I'm trying to locate my Photo Stream photos that came from my iPad.
I 'thought' that I would just be able to sign into iCloud and then see all my photos and I could choose to download, etc. But that doesn't seem to be the way it works. Any advice?
Thanks

You have to download the iCloud Control Panel on PC
Control Panel> Network and Internet>iCloud
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1455
http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/pc.html
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