Snow Leopard Install Issue - HELP

Hope someone can help ..... I just installed Snow Leopard 10.6.3 from a brand new install disk.
Everything went fine UNTIL I did Apple Software Updates.
Once those were complete, I get this screen at Startup.
If I power off and back on the same screen comes back.
I thought about trying to reinstall, but if I put the disk in will it bypass this screen or what?
Any hekp would be greatly appreciated.
Fred

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