Published Captivate .swf shuts down after split second

Windows Vista 64 bit
Captivate 5
Does not matter whether I publish to Flash Player 10 or 9
No text animations
When I publish a particular file to .swf and try to open, the movie shuts down after a split second.
I have 40 other published .swf files that were created the same way.
Even tried copying the slides into a working Captivate and republish and still have the same problem.
Currently I have a deadline and this is now in crisis mode.
Please help!
Thanks,
Chuck

Update to previous post....
Reinstalled Captivate 5.
Applied the latest Captivate patch.
Totally solved the problem.
I want to thank Captiv8r who was more than willing to assist.

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