How do I make updater recognize existing apps?

Question

I had an update problem with the latest Bridge CC update and a chap from Adobe, using remote access, got my stuff updated.  Now, however, my CC updater (and the update facility in PS) only seem to recognize the new Bridge CC in the preferences.  My versions of Photoshop CC and Photoshop CS6 and Bridge CS6 are no longer listed for update checking.
How does one reinstate these apps to be recognized for updating?
thank you
grampus45

Answer 1

Ok, Jeff; I did that -- and it doesn't appear to have helped. Everything appears to be the same as it was.  Specifically:
Adobe Creative Cloud still shows Photoshop CC, Bridge CC, Extension Manager CC, and Photoshop CS6 as "Up to Date."  But, as I said earlier, that's what it showed when in fact there was a Bridge CC update to be had -- and Creative Cloud didn't seem to be recognizing it.
And, when I go into Photoshop CC and look at Updates, the Preferences for "Only show updates for the following products" continues to show only Bridge CC and none of the other applications.
Is it necessary to uninstall and reinstall all the other applications in order that their presence will be made known?  I hope not.
Also Jeff, could you tell me how one can check on the latest version numbers for these Adobe products.  They don't seem to be listed on the Adobe site.  If, as appears likely, I am not going to be notified by Adobe Creative Cloud about new updates, I will need to know when new updates in fact are available so that I can update things manually.
thanks,
grampus45