PS & Bridge CS4 refuses to update Raw file plugin from 5.0 to 5.4

I have been using PS CS4 for some months now, and updated the plugin some time ago. Anyway, something occurred several days ago (cant honestly remember what now) that led to me reinstalling CS4. After which I did an update from help/updates. This downloaded the PS update 11.0.1 and subsequently the Raw update. Unfortunately, although PS goes through the motions of updating and is clearly downloading the update and apparently installing, the Raw filter update is still consistently showing version 5.0 in PS. I have repeated the process several times and even reinstalled PS, but it has made no difference. Any idea anyone?

If you are just running Photoshop uninstall then reinstall.
if that does not work run the CS4 cleanscript

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debwarr3 wrote:
If this is the same thing as Adobe Camera Raw 5.6 (I'm assuming it is),
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debwarr3 wrote:
…but when I check the version of Camera Raw on Bridge CS4, it's only 5.0. I don't know why the update doesn't seem to "stick". Any suggestions?
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I turn to this forum because i’m desperate and clueless…
I shoot with a canon d50 in RAW (cr2). I then copy the media files via card reader on my laptop in to the shootings folder,
There into a subfolder:
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WELL…
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Patrick
from Switzerland:-)
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• is there an interface, RAW, problem with the canon d50? I know there was a delay/problem developing for the all new cr2 foramt from canon…

Sorry Patrick, Did not see the previews before, only saw the thread via
email and they don't show the samples you provide.
After seeing those files it looks definitely like corrupted images. I cannot
imagine Bridge to cause this. Rereading your post, it more looks the result
of a bad functioning write/read process on the external HD or a bad USB
cable.
Assuming you have back up could you test this on either an other HD or a
DVD. Just copy the files again to those devices and retry. That would proof
the fault lies with the external HD.
Could you report back on that?
Thanks for your tips. I tried, BUT didnt solve my problem.
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ACR is installed at the OS level and can be hosted indistinctly by Photoshop or by Bridge from the same location.
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>I plug my camera into my computer and try and open the RAW files directly from the camera
Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!
That is a monumentally bad idea. Transfer the closed files to your local hard drive first.
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Bruce Fraser - 4:17pm Jun 14, 04 PST (#5 of 21)
Opening files directly from the camera is a bad idea for a variety of reasons*, and it most certainly isn't faster than using a FireWire or USB2 card reader.
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