After upgrading to OS X Snow Leopard, I cannot view my pics in iPhoto

I upgraded my iMac with OS X Snow Leopard early last year (2010). Ever since the upgrade, a lot of my pics in iPhoto cannot be seen, but I still get a dotted border of where the pics are when viewing. All I get is a gray image with a triangle & exclamation mark in the middle of the triangle. I can see thumbnails of the pics, but when I click on the selected image, it comes up as a blank. Make sense? Can someone help me please?
Thanks
RANGI

i am sorry - i did do all of that. But I am hitting a brick wall. The closing comment after I did so said install complete and followed up by saying :
You may have installed Mac OS X software that is older than your current version of Mac OS X, and may not work properly. To ensure the best experience please download and install the latest version of the Mac OS X Combo update from http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/macosx_updates/ . You should do this even if you currently have the latest Mac OS X update installed.
BUT when I check to see what version of QT I have it says 10 (not 7) even though I clicked on 7. I think I need to uninstall everything and start again. Sadly, i dont even know how to do that!

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