Disk Utility not starting 10.4.6

Disk Utility[498] Unable to load nib file: DUApp.nib, exiting
This is the console message.
Thanks

Hi, Charles. Welcome to the Discussions.
NIB files are associated with an application's graphical user interface.
Two possibilities here:
1. You have a corrupted disk directory and the file has "gone missing" as a result. Run steps 1 and 2 of the procedure outlined in my "Resolving Disk, Permission, and Cache Corruption" FAQ. Be sure to write down any errors found in Step 2.
2. If that does sort it out, you can reinstall Disk Utility.app from your Tiger Install Disks (or Disk 1 of the Software Restore and Install disks that came with your computer if your Mac shipped with Tiger installed) using the shareware application Pacifist. Pacifist has excellent usage instructions, so you should have no problems with it. Then reapply the 10.4.6 Combo Update to pick up any changes to Disk Utility since it shipped on the discs from which you reinstalled it.
3. If you're uncomfortable with the Pacifist approach, then you can perform a full reinstall of Mac OS X using the Archive and Install approach. See my "General advice on performing an Archive and Install" FAQ. Perform the steps therein in the specified order.
Good luck!
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