Where is Premiere, Media Encoder, Etc?

I just need to convert a video and went further and further into the Rabbit Hole. These apps are not available on my desktop CC app.
Ok, Why I ask myself. I know that previously PP wasn't available for Windows, but now it seems to be. But I can't tell for sure from the Adobe website. I went to the website, tried to download PP from there, and it just launched the desktop app which did nothing. So..
Is PP still not available for Windows?
What about Media Encoder?
Is Media Encoder supposed to come with PP?
Is this a limitation of the Academic version of CC?
Why does the Adobe website suck so bad? Why can't they simply list the programs that come with each version of Creative Cloud? These are tools for professionals. We know what the tools are for, stop the selling and tell us what the tools are and what it takes to get them.
If I could, I would go entirely open source. The commercial developer market is a monopoly here. Far worse than anything Microsoft ever did.
Thanks. I just singed the new terms of use, I guess I just broke a few of them.
Lon

Ah! Yes, I have a 32-bit machine. One mystery solved - I suppose it's the same with After Effects. This I would have known had I found the system requirements anywhere.
Do you know about the Media Encoder, whether it requires 64 bit or only comes with the other programs? I do have Premiere and AE CS4 which are fine. But I was hoping to be able to use an updated version of Media Encoder - it seems that the presets in CS4 are a bit outdated.
Thanks Arjun!

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