Probleme d'Installation de l'update Creative Cloud Desktop

Depuis mi septembre de faire la mise a jour de la Desktop Creative cloud et donc du coup plus du tout cette option dans la barre de menu. Operation de nettoyage avec le cleaner, effacement pref toutes les reponses trouvées en forum n(ont pas pu aider a 20 tentatives
Message " echec d'installation de Creative Cloud pour bureau"

It has dissapeared : )     : Imac intel core 2 duo-3ghz - OS 10.7.5
In the beginning of september i had no problem for installing Desktop Creative cloud but since mid september impossible to update it (first A12E1 error, and finally "failure installation Creative cloud for desktop"
1-uninstall
2-Cleaner for Creatove Cloud
3-remove ODDB and preference
Always the same error message

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