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I was about to day you should uncrate your loot, but then you'd be violating the packaging.
Not having seen the package is there any way to read it with mirrors, etc?

If you have TUX already then start TF2. Click on TUX himself and the "styles" button will be lit.

I still want to bring my TF2 live inventory down into the clockworks even if they're cosmetic as long as they're wearable (If Valve gave their permission to 3rings of course). There's already the Steam Helmet and the Spiral Salliet crossover items.
So while what I said isn't a workshop idea they could probably start with this approach and morph it into a workshop (once a reliable way to transfer them with TF2 is established)

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You seem to be a nice guy. Lemme know if you need help with L4D2 campaigns.

I have found that when revalidating the game cache files (tried it yet?) doesn't work uninstalling, then yanking ALL the Spiral Knights files that remain from the steamapps folder and then re-installing always works. Seems some config files (that are the source of the problem) get left behind and are untouched during a reinstall.

Not sure what would side effects might happen but your Achievement Items may disappear too.
Just be sure you really want this.

Found it:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555480
If you can get to that screen and change it to "Disabled" or "Not configured" you should be able to start taskmanager (run gpupdate /force on a command line or nothing will change)

The Parental Controls control panel doesn't seem to have a specific setting unless you go to pick exactly which programs can be run (It scans the entire drive for exe files and lists them all).
I guess my next stop is google... where I should have started.

I just looked through all the security options in both secpol.msc and gpedit.msc (lots of interesting things to play with) but enabling/disabling the taskmanager isn't one of those (on Vista 64-bit Ultimate).
I'm guessing someone might have turned on the parental controls (Control Panel). If you didn't turn them on yourself, then go disable them and try taskmanager again. If you can't disable them... ask them to log in and fix taksmanager. I'm mostly unfamiliar with the specifics of that "feature" so nose around and see if taskmanager is one of those settings. (I'll take a look myself in a few minutes)