Encore CS5 won't boot up from desktop icon in Windows 7

Encore CS5 won't boot up from desktop in Windows 7 64bit version.
Any suggestions?

Thanks for that reply.
I have always opened it separately from Premiere in the past.  In this instance I have some MPEG files unrelated to Premiere.
No problems during install or reinstall.  No error messages when clicking on the desktop icon.
It seems to not be part of the Cloud suite at all.
The system is Windows 7 Professional SP1 64bit with 16gb memory i7-2700K CPU @ 3.5Ghz.
Lets know if more information needed.  One thread suggested that it needs an update to pxengine (owned by Roxio) but I could not locate it at their site – it appears to be integrated into their programs, of which I have Roxio Creator 2012 installed.

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