Canon 50D files twisted in CS5 ACR6.1

I installed 6.1 I noticed all my 50D files were twisted in the frame, 7D and 40D files are OK.
(windows 7 home premium)
I uninstalled CS5 & checked "delete preferences" after reinstall everything is back to normal with ACR6.0.
When reinstalling 6.1 its back to the twist. So I'm back again to 6.0 till I can get this sorted out.
BTW 6.1 works fine on my Vista laptop. The files are also OK in DPP & DXO
Heres a sample. Any ideas?

Here is a link to a RAW 50D file. It's onl
y raw that is affected. previously p
rocessed files (TIFF) are ok.
I just got an email from a friend also running Win 7 ACR6.1 & he has no problen but he uses Pentax.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/cz37h9

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