Import/Export presets list is empty

I am using the most recent version of photoshop CC, 14.2 64-bit under Windows 7, I was optimizing the menus/shortcuts/workspaces/tools for my needs, and wanted to make a backup of my settings/presets on a flash drive to take on the go. When I go to Edit --> Presets --> Export/Import Presets, the list shows up empty and I am unable to do this.
So as a summary:
PS 14.2 x64 under Win7
Changed multiple settings and presets
Export presets list empty
I checked inside the PS folder in Program Files, my settings (well, at least actions and brushes) are showing up as unique files, but somehow aren't picked up by "export presets"

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