The plot thickens. Now, since the failed installation of DxO, not only does it not work but at least one key program no longer works. It tries to launch and then just disappears with no error message or anything.
Several Hours Later….
Everything is back up and running again – except DxO. I uninstalled it after reinstalling it and it still didn’t work. A little research for the other program that wasn’t working suggested .NET 2.0 was corrupted. Fixing it required using a utility to uninstall it as the Windows Add/Remove Programs wouldn’t touch it. If you run into the same situation, here’s the link to the Microsoft support site.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922377/en-us
That fixed the problem. But I’m afraid I’m not going to risk going through this again by reinstalling DxO. I got along fine without it in the past and I’ll get along fine without it in the future.
Read the final posting in this saga to see how it all turned out.
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