I subscribed to CC ( PS and LR). now i haven't used them yet as i deleted the downloads by my own stupidity. Now i can't open a raw file in camera raw using my own CS5. Also i can't find the link to download again.

Every time i look at the Adobe link in an email I'm prompted to subscribe to the CC ( but all ready do) getting confused and help PZL 

Hi Vicky,
If you have a serial number for CS5 then you can download it via this link: Download CS5 products
Also, make sure that it is uninstalled from your machine, Windows: Control panel>> Uninstall a Program
Mac: Go>> Applications>> Utilities>> Adobe Installers>> Uninstall CS5.
-Ankit

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