It sounds as if a pointer had what it was pointing at moved without getting updated. It may take reinstalling to solve. If you reinstall, do the overwrite option to keep all your current stuff intact. First copy out the system folder and rename it. After the reinstall, add back the extensions, preferences for apps, and other files in the same location where they previously were.
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