Lightroom 5 adjustments not showing in Photoshop CC

Until a few days ago, when I choose "Edit in Lightroom" my RAW files (NEF) would show up in Photoshop with the Lightroom adjustments (without a warning dialog), but somehow this changed. When I open an image in Photoshop from Lightroom it does not show all adjustments. Also when I open the image as a smart object the Lightroom adjustments are ignored. As far as I know I didn't change any settings myself. I have the most recent versions of Lightroom 5 (5.3) and Photoshop CC (14.2). I've read some older solution for this problem by resetting the warning dialogs, but that didn't help. Anybody else experiencing this problem?

Hi Geoff and all pf you. Here my idea about the problem that me too I am experiencing . Now, this is what I think, after a litlle recap:
-If I crop an image, this will "simply" not be open in PS at all via CMD +e .
-If I use a graduated filter in LR , the exported image in PS is almost all black.
-If I use some brush, the image opend in PS wont show the edits made in LR
-If I export the image via "export button" to create a Tiff or PSD file and open this file with PSCC, then (SO FAR ) it opens in PS in a correct way i.e with all edits had been made in LR 5 or 4
I run a
maverik 10.9.1
LR5 5.3
LR 4.4
PS CC 14.2 x64
Cam Raw 8.3.0.141
The interesting thing came to my attention when I tried to replicate my (our) problems on 2 friends machines . They had no problems at all
1 friend has a
Mac 10.8 lion
LR 5.0
PS CC 14.2 x64
Cam raw 8.3.0.141
2nd lucky friend has
Mac 10.8 Lion
LR 5.3
PS CS 6
Cam raw 7.7
my idea? I hope to be completely wrong but this sounds to me like a MAC Maverik problem. If this is the case we can kiss our back a nice goodbye because none ( apple -adobe) will find a solution. I hope that some Win user or Mac lion installed machine comes up saying they have problems too. I ll be sorry for them , but this could be the worst ever scenario.
PS Just noticed Simon G E Garret up the thread here has NO problem and he s running a window machine.....

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