Got Corrupted

I have a humble development server that I have used to write ASP applications for six years.Suddenly it seems to choke on any script that uses the filesystem object.The script just hangs (browser waits forever) and after that, the entire web application (as defined in the IIS manager) stops working.Scripts that don't include the filesystem object are just dished to the browser, unprocessed.Other web applications on the same server continue to run as normal, but can be killed off one by one by running a script within them that calls the filesystem object.

It sounds to me (no expert) like something just got corrupted, and needs to be re-installed, but I am not sure what or how.I am not even sure if asp.dll includes everything, or if pieces like the filesystem object are separate dlls.

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