Need to constantly re-install frutiger font for it to load in PS CS5.1

I am constantly forced to reinstall frutiger for it to show up in the photoshop list after each time i restart the computer...What's going on!?
I ran the font checked script from the adobe help site and it didn't find any corrupt fonts or anything.
The font was bought from linotype.
Please help!

What OS are you running?
It could be that the font is not corrupt, but poorly-written, and your OS is having issues with it. If so, I would contact Linotype.
Is that the only font that exhibits this behavior?
Good luck,
Hunt

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