Adding my Win XP-32-SP device icc/icm color profiles for dropdown PSE 10

In the printer color management I only see choices for color spaces and generic devices. I do not see my printer profiles, some custom, in the list. All are registered properly in Win color management for the the proper devices - display and printers.
My other apps see these just fine. How do I these into PSE 10 for selecting in the dropdown lists.
I am running the trial 10.0, Is there a special folder for these in PSE 10.0?

I believe they should go here on windows XP:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\spool\drivers\color
The easiest way is to just right click on the profile and choose install profile and restart elements if it's running while doing this.
MTSTUNER
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