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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 06 7:01 am)
I've done it too :o) Works just fine. I did it so that I INSTALLED Poser on the new location and THEN copied the Runtime folder to it afterwards.
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Using Poser since 2002. Currently at Version 11.1 - Win 10.
Normally I'd strongly advise against any such movement of applications without a reinstall. I personally would reinstall to the new location, and then delete the lot of the folders and replace them with my old ones. Having said that... I've just had a (very quick) look at what Poser does in fact add to the registry, and I must agree that it's minimal. However, you will encounter problems should you wish to uninstall, and also Poser includes keys such as: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTpz3fileshellopencommand which tells windows where the executable for opening of Poser files is located.
LonCray, Poser5 supports to have multiple Runtime directories, so moving Poser software is not really necessary to use your new drive. Create a directory structure (without files) on your new drive (I suppose it is D:) that looks like Poser-DRuntime and underneath dirs Characters, Pose, Textures etc. Finally from within Poser, "Add library" --> Choose D:Poser-D.
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I'm using Poser 5 (and not having any real problems) on Windows XP. Recently I got a new 80Gb secondary HD, and my primary (only 20Gb) is getting full. I'm interested in moving Poser to the new drive and have read that it's possible to just pick it up and move it - is this true? Are there any issues with Windows XP Registry from doing this? I'd really prefer not reinstalling Poser if I can get away with it. Thanks in advance!