CS6 Creative Cloud and Apps are currently unusable. Any ideas. Thanks.

Question

This is my current setup:
Mac 2 x 2.26 Ghz Quad-Core Intel Xeon
20 GB 1066 Memory
Apps and startup on SSD
User account on 2 TB internal Drive
Running 10.8.1
CS5 runs perfectly
Using latest version of Suitcase for font management
These are my issues?
1. Photoshop works, but does not load anything when initiated through - edit image with - in any other app. Except for the following error:
Could not save Preferences because the file is locked, you do not have necessary access permissions, or another program is using the file. Use the ‘Get Info’ command in the Finder to ensure the file is unlocked and you have permission to access the file. If the problem persists, save the document to a different file or duplicate it in the Finder.
2. InDesign will not open at all
3. Illustrator Will not open at all
4.  Flash opens.
5. Dreamweaver opens.
6.  At work, every time an app is opened it tells me the trial is up and makes me log in. This is a slightly older machine attached to a completely different Adobe ID for the day job..

Answer 1

Hi Scott,
We apologize for all the trouble you had.
It completely seems to be bad permissions issue on the OS.
Step-1. You can try to give Access to Adobe folders below:
/Applications/Adobe*
/Applications/.AdobePatchFiles (hidden, use Go > Go to Folder command)
/Applications/Utilities/Adobe*
/Library/Application Support/Adobe*
/Library/Application Support/FLEXnet Publisher/
/Library/Preferences/com.adobe*
/Library/Preferences/FLEXnet Publisher/
/Users/[user]/Library/Application Support/Adobe*
/Users/[user]/Library/Caches/Adobe*
/Users/[user]/Library/Caches/com.adobe*
/Users/[user]/Library/Preferences/Adobe*
/Users/[user]/Library/Preferences/com.adobe*
Use the steps in the link below to give full rights to the current user.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2963
Step-2. Try to run Disk Permissions Reset Utility by following steps below:
1.  Open the Disk Utility by selecting Applications -> Utilities -> and then Disk Utility.
2.  Select your primary hard drive (the one that you loaded OS X on) and then click the Verify Disk Permissions button.
3.  Disk Utility will check your drive for any permission errors. In the example screenshot below there are none  If any errors do appear, click the Repair Disk Permissions button.
Thanks
Mandhir