Lens profiles for GoPro and DJI not found in recent install of Photoshop CC on OSX Mavericks 10.9.1.

I have already uninstalled and redownloaded and reinstalled once with no success.

Hi navaneeth27
Yes that's exactly what I'm experiencing.
I'm wondering whether it has something to do with having had Open Office running while installing the update to Mavericks 10.9.1. I had OO open when I agreed to the update and I was still working on a Writer file when my MacBook Pro unexpectedly shut itself down and began installing the update, showing only a progress bar in a small window before reloading everything. It was at that point that the unresponsive 'Don't Reopen' 'Reopen' window appeared. It's insidious and stopping much of the functionalty of OO from working. Such a pain!
I force-quit OO, fully uninstalled it, purged all mention of it from my MBP, restarted tried opening files that were set to be opened by OO by default, and confirmed that they were being opened by Pages - and they were by default. I then reinstalled OO 4.0.1 from the OO site (and that's what I had earlier today, before this adventure began). I then tried opening some previous documents that were saved as .doc and OO popped up WITH the 'Don't Reopen' 'Reopen' window AAAAGAIN!
I'm working on 2 screens so I've placed the box that just won't go away at the very edge of my MBP screen and am workng on files on my second screen - but much of the functionality still isn't available.
I'm stuck and don't know what to do next.

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