CS3 won't boot until CS2 is loaded

First, excuse me for my approximative english (I'm french... nobody is perfect !)
On a friend's computer where CS3 was working fine, after trying to open a file, indesign won't work anymore ...
The indesign process is running but not the soft.
I've tryed to open a cs3 file with cs2 (got some errors... no surprise !) but CS3 would come up after ...
What could block CS3 and why it comes up after bringing up and shutting CS2 ???
How strange

No, even if I close the process and re-run indesign CS3 the soft won't load ... the process uses 100% of the computer's capacity (even after 5 minutes) ...
CS2 is working fine so I've tried to open a CS3 project with it ( testing everything ... expected errors ). After closing CS2 I've tried to re-run CS3 and it worked !
The only way for my friend to use CS3 is to open his project with CS2, close, and run CS3...The 2 softs were working fine before opening a file ( don't know anything about this file )

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