I can't uninstall Adobe Application Manager

I downloaded the AAM to test out a trial for photoshop, but I decided no to (meaning there is no CS6 software on my computer, nor any Adobe program of any kind besides Flash Player and Reader and basic programs like that).
No matter how many times I try the cleanser download, nothing works. Please help, I've been searching for a soultion but can't find one that works.

Jenk1n5,
Here are the steps that will help you to uninstall AAM from your machine.
Download and install the Adobe Creative Suite Cleaner Tool: http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cscleanertool.html
Extract and run it.
Select "e" for English.
Hit "Y" for Yes if asked.
Select Option 3 for Creative Cloud.
Then select Option 1 for Creative Cloud Installer.
Rename the OOBE folder to OOBE OLD from :
Mac: MAC HD/Library/Application Support/Adobe
Win: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\

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