Import keyboard shortcuts to photoshop cc 2014

I can't get my keyboard shortcuts to import to Photoshop CC 2014. I've tried several different ways, lastly exporting them from CC and then importing them in CC 2014 and each time is says it is successful but none of my keyboard shortcuts or brushes appear

If you modified keys in CC did you save them. If in CC you use menu Edit Keyboard Shortcuts. and Use the pull-down to select Photoshop Default keys and the current key have not been saved you will get an option to save them. Save the keys to a meaningful name. You should the I believe you will be able to migrate you preset from CC to CC 2014 and will be able to get them in CC 2014.
"C:\Users\your User Id\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2014\Presets\Keyboard Shortcuts"

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