CommandCenter has stopped working. (close program)

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Hello,
Please for anyone reading, I really need your help....
I just built a brand new computer from the ground up, and I purchased this new z97 MSI GD-65 Gaming motherboard to go with it.  Now everything works EXCEPT the MSI command center program which keeps crashing 1-2 seconds after launching every time.
It used to work just fine the first week or so after I built the computer.  However, around the time of installing a Corsair H110 water cooler, the MSI command center started crashing.  I have tried many different versions of the command center, and many different updates, but it still keeps crashing every time.
I think (maybe?) it could have something to do with changing to the water cooler?  I'm not positive about this but it is somewhat of an educated guess... Because when I first finished the computer, and installed MSI command center, I had the CPU FAN connector on the motherboard going into the stock CPU fan that came with my processor, and then about a week later when I upgraded to a water cooler, I removed the stock CPU cooling-fan, and installed the corsair watercooler in its place.  Then I hooked up the CPU FAN connector on the motherboard, to the new CPU FAN connector on the water cooler.  That  is around the time MSI command center started crashing.
I think (maybe?) after launching command center, the computer is trying to detect the speed of the old stock CPU cooling fan, to measure its workload, and since the old fan is gone now, and it's a water cooler now, it freaks out and crashes the command center.
Does anyone have any ideas to help me?  I really want to start over-clocking with my new water cooler, but I cant monitor the temps or anything b/c the command center keeps crashing.  Right now there is zero overclocking and absolutely nothing has changed settings wise from when I changed from the stock CPU fan to the water cooler.  I have not touched anything else, or changed any settings at all.  The only thing that has changed since it was working was me installing the watercooler.
Also the watercooler is installed correctly, it is keeping my CPU extremely cool 35-40 degrees celsius even under extreme gaming, so I know it's installed correctly.  I've also googled the problem and seen this thread https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=180757.0 and many other threads about other people having the same problem... even without a water cooler.  So it seems to be the problem is more related to MSI, and in some cases was fixable by MSI releasing an updated version of the software. 
Please.... if anyone reads this.... I really need your help!

Answer 1

Also I've seen you request the MSILoading.log in previous threads so I will just go ahead and preemptively post mine.
[OS]
Bit=64
CultureInfo=English (United States)
OSVersion=Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0
[Loding]
step=3
StartAP=ok
create=ok
service=ok
startTime=ok
createType=ok
createMB=ok
Frequency=ok
Ratio=ok
VCore=ok
DRAMFreq=ok
GPUMFreq=ok
createItem=ok
InitMB=ok
InitOCGnie=ok
Backgourd=ok
Temp=ok
GetWMIRequest_OSver1=Microsoft Windows 8.1
GetWMIRequest_OSver2=Microsoft Windows 8.1
InfoText_FromArgb=ok
InfoText_OS=ok
InfoText_BIOS=ok
InfoText_CPU=ok
InfoText_Model=ok
InfoText=ok
PageBar=ok
VSME=ok
LR_Arrow=ok
ThumbRight=ok
Tag=ok
DASL=ok
ASI=ok
CPUFreq=ok
CPUFan=ok
CPUVol=ok
Other=ok
MainPage=ok
SaveFan=ok
InitPage=ok
GPU=ok
RAMDisk=ok
OCGenie=ok
MBDelay=ok
Delay=ok
[SaredMemory]
OC Genie=ok
Channel=ok
RefVol=ok
Vol=ok
Command Rate=ok
Other=ok
OffsetVol=ok
Fan=ok
TCL=ok
TRCD=ok
TRP=ok
TRAS=ok
TWCL=ok
BCLK=ok
Ratio=ok
RingRatio=ok
GPUFreq=ok