GRFX_Pro opened this issue on Dec 06, 2007 · 3 posts
ockham posted Thu, 06 December 2007 at 2:30 PM
If we're talking about Poser 7, uninstalling and re-installing doesn't
always clear out a corrupted file. P7 places most of its configuration
stuff in the 'Documents and Settings' folder, and the installer doesn't
seem to remove and replace those files properly. Locate the Poser 7
subfolder under 'Application Data' in Docs and Settings, and delete
that entire 'Poser 7' folder, then re-install and see if it's any better.
Also, try doing the install to a non-default location, just in case something
odd or virus-y remains in the standard Program Files folder.