CC configuration causes freezing and file system corruption

I have received no response for:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6074118
It is a major issue, can I file an issue/fix request somehow?
Basically it appears that the default configuration when installing the complete product suite causes the OS (OSX Mavericks) to freeze unpredictably and render the system unusable unless shut down and rebooted. This may result in file system corruption and data loss requiring complete reinstall of OS and all products.
Some have mentioned 'drive' is causing this, but I am not familiar with that component and do not see any options to remove or disable such a product in CC.
I do not want any non-essential add-ons (like Bridge?) - just a reliable production configuration so I can get work done.
The risk of having the system 'locked up' or file system corrupted is unacceptable.
Thanks,
Mike

Hi mkrjf,
Please enable root account and try to use Photoshop and let me know if still the same behavior.
Root: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14281
Regards,
Romit Sinha

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