Take that "new build" off and go back to the one that worked. Sometimes the newest isn't always the one that is right for your situation. Maybe you can choose a 'system restore' point that will date your registry to a time before you downloaded this. I have found that the 'system restore' function in Windows is often overlooked by folks: and especially not 'maintained' properly. To me this means: each day when you boot up, go to 'sys. rst'r. and be sure that there is always a nearby restore point (safety net). System restore doesn't do us much good if all of the dates available are too far away. Ceate a restore point before any software change or upgrade. Also, once you run into a restore point that 'won't work'.....you have to turn sys. res. off to clear it. Turn it back on. Then create a first new restore point. Keeping Go Back in shape is a life-saver.