Spot removal pins disappear after photoshop install

Yesterday I installed Photoshop CC. Since the install, the spot removal pins in Lightroom don't show up. This is the case both for spots that were removed prior to installing photoshop, and for new spot removals. The spot is removed, but I cannot see where the spot was (due to no in) nor where the data to remove the spot is coming from, so I can't move the target area either. This makes quite a dent in the functionality of spot removal in Lightroom, so if anyone knows how to fix this, please let me know. I assume that this is somehow related to the photoshop install - there have been no other software updates, installs or removals on the computer at all during this period.

Hit the "H" key while using the spot tool to get the circles back.

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