CC Desktop app problem?

As of today, May 6th. on same machine with no updates
or installations On running the CC desktop app.
it asks me to enter login details which I do and then it says
"you are signed out" "sign in to continue"  I keep entering details
but the same, "you are signed out" BS.
I know details are correct as I  can login on the website.
I had the latest version and I have uninstalled and reinstalled to no avail.
What's the problem?
Win 7 Pro

what error?

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