After the last update of my creative stay empty cloud the home screen

Hello world

After the update of the Adobe Creative Cloud Application, the home screen/tab remains empty and the icon, showing me that the content is updated, is just turning and rotating and turning - I waited 10 minutes, but nothing did. The other tabs are working correctly, but if I go back to the Home tab, it is of the same opinion that I get - just the rotation icon.

Everyone knows the same or can someone help?

Thanks in advance and best regards,

Edgar

Please try the solution provided in the following article.

http://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/KB/unknown-Server-error-launchin g - cc.html

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