scott wrote:
>> Try using ShellExView to see if there is a misconfigured shell 
>> extension, or a remnant of some malware.
> 
> LOL, my AV software has flagged this as a "hacking tool" :-)

According to SecuROM (or whatever it's called), Process Explorer is a 
"cracker tool", and having it installed prevents Crysis from running.

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scott wrote:
>> Try using ShellExView to see if there is a misconfigured shell extension,
>> or a remnant of some malware.
> 
> LOL, my AV software has flagged this as a "hacking tool" :-)

My AV used to complain about a Windows port of netcat -.-

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