Windows Failover Cluster Manager Error

I have a node that is not able join the Hyper-V cluster that it was previously running in the cluster without problems.
The cluster service encountered an unexpected problem and will be shut down. The error code was '2'.
C:\Windows\Cluster>clussvc.exe -s
-----------------------------+ LOG BEGIN +-----------------------------
[CS] Starting clussvc as a service
[CS] cluster service logging level is 5
[CS] Caught exception ERROR_FAILED_SERVICE_CONTROLLER_CONNECT(1063)' because of 'StartServiceCtrlDis
patcher( ServiceTable )'
    000007fe:fda6aa7d( ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126) )
    00000000:0018f5d0( ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126) )
    00000000:0018fbb0( ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126) )
    00000000:ffd1a368( ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126) )
    00000000:0018f5a0( ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126) )
    00000001:e06d7363( ERROR_MOD_NOT_FOUND(126) )
[CS] About to exit process...
C:\Windows\Cluster>
thank you for any guidance you may provide
ron
Ron Finnegan DHHS NIH NIMH LNT

Hi Ron,
Thank you for the reply.
Have you installed this hotfix?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/975486
Related information:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/rspitz/archive/2010/08/26/the-cluster-service-service-terminated-with-service-specific-error-183-0xb7.aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc756369(WS.10).aspx
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