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by hal 9000
Well the files are still there but you'll have to look for them if you have no form of filing system on your HDD they'll all be in your My Documents Folder so at least your data is still there.
As for why this happened the last round of MS Updates had some interesting side effects one was a major plug of IE6 which very much could behave like TweakUI and delete the recent lists in all Office applications. That is what has happened and all you should need to do is open the existing files and they will appear on the Recent User Lists again. Well at least until the next round of MS Patches become available.
The reason that the CD is no longer being recognized as a valid CD is most likely because it is a previous version before SP2 so while it is still OK for a reinstall it is no longer recognized as the current OS install CD for repair work but it should be seen OK for any thing else. If it isn't, either the CD has physical Damage on it making it unreadable or the Optical Drive isn't working properly but I would honestly be looking at the different version options as a starting point.
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by jacobgin1
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