I did everything you said Skuzzy.....I still get a pop up saying this is not a valid Win32 application.
That is a very different error. That means something is corrupting the file(s) or your computer does not have enough memory to run the application.
Really need to see the output of DXDIAG.
1. Go to "Start" from the Windows desktop
2. Select "Run" from the pop up menu
3. In the Run dialog box, type DXDIAG and press <ENTER>
4. After a few seconds the DXDIAG utility will be ready (the progress indicator in the lower left corner will disappear).
5. Run the video and sound diagnostics (Select the Display and Sound tabs to do this).
6. Press the "Save All Information" button
7. This will save the DXDIAG data to a file of your choice
8. Once you have done this, simply email the file to me and I can look for any issues your system might have.