Nikitacreed, best thing to do is pull the files out and put them back in. I never unzip directly into Poser. I keep a file called downloads for Poser, all separated into catagories. I downloaded the hair into my Transmapped hair folder and unzipped there. Then I put all the textures into a folder called Total Hair. In my Poser program, in the Textures folder I have a bunch of separate folders for things so I can find them. Female texture maps in the FEM folder, Furniture, Clothing Female, Clothing Male, Hair...ect. If you make a folder in your Texture Folder, call it Hair and use Windows Explorer to copy and paste the Total Hair texture folder inside of the Hair folder you made in Textures. In the Libraries Folder under Hair, I've also subdivided that so I have a folder for downloaded hair models and several just for Transmapped hair. You can arrange yours this way too, it's easier to keep track of where things go if you do. So after putting the textures inside a Hair folder, now you can copy and past their hr files into the Libraries/Hair. Make any sense? Libraries/Hair/TransHair Textures/Hair/TotalHair To get what you've described it means that not all the texture files are inside of Poser. If you're sure you put all the textures inside Poser then you may have had a corrupted download and need to contact the creator of Total Hair. Hope I've helped. Liz Pope Dreamspinner Inc.