<<I have also discovered that Microsoft XML Parser, Internet Explorer
Classes for Java, and Direct Animation Java Classes have become corrupted.>>

How do you know they are corrupted?

Are you sure these functions haven't been disabled by windows update
patches?  Microsoft's answer to a lot of security problems seems to be to
disable functions via its automatic updates.

Perhaps resetting security levels in IE to a lower level might restore
these functions, at the risk of admitting trojans.  I believe that ActiveX
components need a "Medium Low" level of security to display on some sites.

It's possible that ActiveX  or Java has been disabled completely in IE
advanced options.

Don Penlington
 From the Beach at Surfers Paradise in sunny Queensland.
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