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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Oct 22 7:36 am)
its possible that the installer (thats what i think we are talking about) doesn't run well in 64bit mode.
If you right click on the installer, there is a troubleshooting option which will allow you to run the installer in XP Compatabability Mode. I have had a few problems with such things since going 64bit, running the program in Compatability Mode has sorted them all out.
Hope that works for you
John
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Gabrielle,
They are talking about your going into the directory structure and creating the path and file that the installer is looking for: C:Program files (x86)/Common Files/Daz/dzinstall.ini.
You would do this using "My Computer" and just navigate into Common files, create a Daz folder (if it's not there) and inside that folder, create an empty file called dzinstall.ini by right clicking in that directory and using the "New File" option.
A more brute force method of making sure these issues go away is to download and install the free version of Daz Studio, (even if you never run it once, but I didn't tell you that).
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I just upgraded my computer to a new 64 bit windows 7 AWESOME computer..One big proplem I had to go to Daz to download and install all my main figures again bit it only lets me get past areement?? It say Daz or Poser I hit Poser and it thumps up with : Error reading INI folder C:Program files (x86) Common FilesDazdzinstall.ini...
I am devistated!!!!
What do I do
Many thanks Bri