Windows 8 and Adobe Audition

I have windows 8 and have downloaded and installed adobe aution cc but can't find it. Everything I click takes me to the web site download page again.
I have Audition CS5.5 on the old laptop - can I upgrade this? Can I buy an upgrade? Do I have to pay a monthly fee because if so I could not justify the money as it's used so little.

FWIW, my Win 8 experiences witha pen-based older tablet/laptop have not included any BSOD's, but I have had to adapt the interface by adding a "Programs" toolbar to the taskbar (Audition appears in this) and by adding an icon to enable me to bring up the "Charms" thing from the desktop, which was necessary in tablet mode. The instructions for the toolbar are easy to find on the internet, and both these features are achieved without any third party software.
I did try a couple of free "add a start button" programs, but both of these had side effects that I didn't like, so I removed them again.
Some of my audio interfaces that work on Win 7 don't work properly on Win 8. These include my Tascam FW1884 and Edirol UA-3FX. I'm still on Audition 3, but that works well enough on Win 8 here with other interfaces.
I've been trying a different DAW on Win8 and have found that its requirements involve either adding several icons to the normal screen or several navigations around and between the two main screens before the program will start. I find this stressful and time consuming.
My son has been using a modern tablet/laptop with multitouch for his work, specifically because he makes a lot of long train journeys. Today he has told me that he has given up and his new Mac Air is due to be delivered next week, even though this will mean running several programs that he uses in his business in virtual machines.

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