SQL Server driver is missing

I have SQL Server 2008, Enterprise Edition installed on my machine, but when I try to create the ODBC connection by using odbcad32.exe tool. odbcad32.exe tool could not find the driver and the sqlsrv32.dll file is in the system32 folder. I have installed and uninstalled SQL Server twice now. the problem still exists. any suggestions?

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