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OS's are funny. Two machines that are imaged can still have different results. Have you tried using the PCL driver on this one machine?

Is it showing up in the control panel?

What service pack are you running on this build?

wolluf I could not have said that better myself

Have you tried right clicking on the file and doing an open with? Maybe photoshop is not your default handler for images.

Well when you install IE 6 you have two options. Typical and custom. You might have to uninstall IE and reinstall it. I would just use a typical install. After that install all the updates for it. You might have to install the updates listed, reboot, go back to the site and more update...

Open an instance of IE. Click help and about IE. It should say something like Update versions. There it will say stuff like SP1, Q324929, Q810847, Q813951. Update versions is located under Version, Cipher Strength, and Product ID.

What version of IE are you running and has all the updates been applied to that?

When you manually go to microsofts update site where it scans your build, go to installation history. Does this update show up as installed? Also what level of permissions are you logging on with when this update attempts to install?

I would try going to the first folder in that path and give what ever is the common group your putting users in full control or everything but full control. Let that propogate down and try running the program.

Try running or re running SP6

Are you logged in as domain admin?

Does photoshop open up min. in the tool bar maybe?

You might have to modify permissions on folders that the app runs in for users other then ones with admin priv's