CC 2014 - Missing Fonts

Within say the past month or so did something change where we no longer have access to certain fonts? The ones I currently know of that are either missing or messed up are Minion Pro and the Myriad Pro has just the Regular type option? I notice this yesterday when I was going to use one of them. Didn't see it so I uninstalled all my CC-2014 products and re-installed to see if that would fix it somehow. Nope,...So I did a System restore of computer to maybe see if that would resolve the issue. As you can see by the screen shot there is no Minion Pro.
I am on a Windows 8 system (currently still updated matter of fact) - (however even when I fully updated into 8.1 nothing)
Yes I have seen this post Where can I download missing "Minion Pro" and "Myriad Pro" type fonts? and I have NO "Saved Fonts" folder in Program Files\Common Files\ Adobe nor do I in Program Files(x86)\Common Files\ Adobe
So do I yell HELP or .....?

Here is the history of how the GLITCH/BUG (unless we no longer have the option to use those fonts) happened...
Like most of us I had previously had CC & downloaded the CC 2014.....over time I uninstalled CC... all fonts were there afterwards and working fine.... til I decided to do a system restore... I installed CC 2014 seeing I had previously no longer needed the older version... well that is how my situation came to be... no matter what I did I could not get those missing fonts back until it dawned on me that maybe it was a bug and I might be able to workaround it.... so I installed Photoshop CC and after doing so checked to see if font that were missing were back and yes they were - so after that uninstalled Photoshop CC once again, rebooted opened one of the CC 2014 and wallah fonts are still there. I post this so (until the devs. fix the issue) if by chance someone else has a similar problem it may help. Also maybe if a moderator sees this they can inform someone. Either way thanks all. I know it was a little dragged out but hey..

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