Camera Profiles in Camera RAW

I just came back from a shoot at the Bosque del Apache NWR and discovered that my D3X NEF files do not have a camera profile pn the Camera Calibration Tab in Camera RAW. The only thing in the profile pulldown is MATRIX and there should at least 6-7 different profiles. My D300 files have all of the profiles in Camera RAW. I even went back to NEF files that had Camera RAW profiles and they are missing as well. I am currently running Camera RAW v6.6.
What gives? How do I get the profiles back?
Thanks in advance.
John Munro

Here's the link to the Adobe Camera Raw forum:
Adobe Camera Raw
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