Checking "Enable profile corrections" box causes the photo to zoom in or out

When I check the "Enable profile corrections" box under "Lens Corrections" (Develop Module), I get either a very tight zoom-in or a dramatic zoom-out. I have not been able to find a setting that I may have inadvertently changed. Any suggestions why this might be happening? Thanks!

There is a lens profile downloader provided by Adobe that will allow you to search for lens profiles created by other users. You might find a profile for your lens.
Adobe - Search: Lens%20profile%20downloader
I have not used this program for quite some time. I use older cameras and don't acquire new lenses normally. I believe the downloader is still unavailable and usable. But as I have indicated, it has been quite some time since I have used it.

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I'd like to report this and see if there's a better solution than Ctrl-Shift-Alt on startup.
Things I've checked:
The EXIF data for the lens is present and can be read Lightroom 3.
The "Enable Profile Corrections" check box is present in LR3 and functions.
After exporting a copy of the same photo to a folder the EXIF data is still visible in Bridge.
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Screen shots of
EXIF data displayed in Bridge
The Lens Corrections tab in Camera Raw (CS5).
The EXIF data for the same photo displayed in Lightroom 3
The Lens Corrctions tab in LR3
Thanks,
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Message was edited by: EdFBeck (Added some additional info)

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