Creative Cloud Desktop refuses to work properly...

Question

OK, so I decided to try this CC thing.  Ordered the subscription; went to the website to try and download an app....  It instead changed my app download to CC Destop install.pp installs, and bounces up a sign-in window on completion.  I sign in....  Bang, it crashes...
On chat for a really long time with support...  moving folders to desktop, renaming files, renaming folders, killing processes in Task Manager, using the Creative Cleaner.... yadda, yadda.
No work...  On reinstall, same failure, same message... although I did make it to the License Screen this time after signing in before it crashed with the "Windows... problem... Close Program" error.
Chat support guy says he thinks I should create a NEW Windows user and reinstall.... gives me a case number and bails offline out of the chat sess
So... OK...  I guess I have to do this by myself?  So...
I do as he says... create new user, reinstall... SAME results... EXACTLY....
So... I get pissed and serious.  I scrub the computer of any/every reference of ANY Adobe product whatsoever using the Creative Cleaner and various other IT Tools I own (I do this for a living folks).
NOW....  I have a scrubbed clean disk, registry, et al... no reference of Adobe whatsoever to be found.  I install the Creative Cloud Desktop...
When it pops up, I try to fool it by NOT signing in immediately....  I cold reboot the computer to make SURE the install is complete, et al.
On reboot, I open CC (it's already open in the Task Bar at lower right).  I sign in... yea, no crash.  I agree to the license...  Awesome, no crash.
I ACTUALLY see the screen where I can tell it that I want to download an app....  for a second...
CRASH!!!  SAME crash messages...
I would LIKE to get this resolved...
Please help!

Answer 1

OK...  so I just spent an hour+ on chat with Mohammed, and we made some progress.
Good news is that we got the CC Desktop App working and I am downloading Acrobat XI.
Bad news is that to get it to work, I have to uninstall my Intel HD Graphics 4600 display controller AND delete the drivers at the same time, which does at least 3 things:
Makes the Intel COntroller revert to using VGA plain Jane driver...
It makes it impossible for me to access my AMD Radeon 8790M graphics controller for app switching to high performance graphics.
It also apparently disables my High Definition Audio Device....  <apparently, the Intel Graphics and the High Def Audio are tied together somehow>
Now... here is some background.  WITH the Intel driver package installed for the HD 4600, CC Desktop fails and the Event Viewer shows the following error information:
It appears that CC Desktop wants to use C:\Windows\system32\igdumdim32.dll, but the problem is that this .DLL file does not exist at this location, and it is NOT bound to the Intel Display Controller.
System 32 has the 64-bit version of that DLL, "igdumdim64.dll".  The called DLL does exist in the SysWOW64 directory.
I am not smart enough to know how all this works exactly, but it is obvious that this is a "don't play well together" between the CC Desktop application and the Intel driver package.
None of my other x86 applications are having ANY issue with the display drivers... only CC Desktop.
It is NOT acceptable to have to use the basic VGA driver to make this work, and sacrifice the use of my Radeon and grap[hics performance on all of my other apps just to use this Creative Cloud subscription.
IF this can't be fixed promptly, I will have to cancel my subscription....