Cs3 Photoshop filters read Error

Hi,
I recently had my logic drive replaced on my MacBook Pro. Now my Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator for CS3 give me an error every time I try using certain filters or effects. The error reads "The end of data was reached while from reading from a container." What is a solution?
I have tried updates, patches, and removing the twain plug-in from my drive. Nothing seems to work. I am running on Mac OSX 10.4.11.
I have also tried erasing then reinstalling cs3 with the proper installation software.
I also have this problem with cs3 Illustrator.
Thanks

Kristopher,
>I recently had my logic drive replaced
It's either the logic
board (motherboard), or the
hard drive. Proper replacement of the logic board should not change anything. If it was your drive that was changed, and the content of the old drive was merely copied over, then you may have copied over data that was corrupted by your older drive.
First, I would reset preferences. If that doesn't work, try logging in as a new user.
I suspect though, that you may have to back up your files, deactivate your Adobe software and reformat the new drive (HFS+ journaled). And then reinstall the software from scratch from the original media and reactivating.
>"The end of data was reached while from reading from a container."
This means that some data is corrupted -- some is either missing or unreadable. See above.
Neil

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