Photoshop CC 64 Bit: Camera Raw fehlt

Guten Abend,
ich quäle mich seit einiger Zeit damit herum, dass Camera Raw in der 64 Bit Version von Photoshop völlig fehlt und auch nicht in den Zusatzmodulen aufgeführt ist. Bei der 32 Bit Version ist das Plugin allerdings vorhanden. Auch das Öffnen von Fotos über Lightroom (Rechtsklick -> in Photoshop CC bearbeiten...) funktioniert nur bei der 32-Bit Variante. Eine erneute Installation hat nicht geholfen. Weiß jemand, was in so einem Fall zu tun ist?

Da ein direkter Edit nicht nötig ist, schreibe ich es mal als Antwort. Könnte es etwas bringen, das schreibgeschützt Attribut von den entsprechenden Ordnern zu entfernen? Der Installer Log meldet mehrmals, dass er einen Ordner nicht löschen konnte, weil er nicht leer ist. Könnte das an den Rechten liegen?
Und: Welche Ordner soll ich nach dem Deinstallieren noch löschen?

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