LR 2.5 Windows Vista 32 bit cannot import and hangs the computer

Had three new folders that I was going to import into LR. When the first folder was being imported and was still rendering the 1:1 previews I started to import in the second folder. Folder one's photos imported fine but nothing was imported from folder two and LR stopped functioning and hung the PC. On rebooting, the catalog, including the first folder's contents are all there and I could do all my work with them but the moment I try  importing folder two or three I could only choose the files and thereafter will hang the program and PC. Tried copying the contents of folder two to another folder and the  same results. The photos inside folders two and three are viewable through Canon's Digital Professional software so they are still intact. I put some new photos into folder four and the same problem when I tried to import.
Any ideas or is my LR corrupted and need to be reinstalled?

I have reinstalled LR 2.5 and the problem is still there, I cannot import from a folder on the hard disk and also cannot import directly from a CF card connected through the USB port. The mouse still moves but LR is frozen and nothing can be selected with the mouse click. Will need to restart Windows.The strange thing is all other LR functions are not affected and as far as i could see, seems to be working like normal, only the import function is dead. What is the next course of action? Any suggestion from any one out there? Help!

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