Camera profile issues with ACR 5.4

I run CS4 and in ACR my camera profile menu is no longer showing the normal drop down menu options (adobe standard, faithful, etc), and is only showing the options acr 4.4 and acr 3.3....I have had this software for 4 years and this has never happened before....anyone have any advice/ideas on why this all of the sudden changed?

Something uninstalled the external camera profiles, perhaps another Adobe product.
You can download a newer copy of ACR and have the profiles put back. If your ACR plug-in is already updated to the latest version, then you can install the corresponding version of the DNG Converter and it also will put the profiles back in the place they need to be.
You can get ACR updates from http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates

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Edited:
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Message was edited by: Dinarius

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