>>See if this helps http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBO/tip7100/rh7193.htm
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>Yes, this is probably what has to be done. I submitted the link/info to the resource which worked on that today. At that point, it was probably the best thing to do. Going back to the original CD by doing a repair is probably the most recommended approach. Then, I would suggest some windowsupdate.com and some spyware cleanup and related.

Sonds like a plan. :-)