For the answer to this thread topic, the solution was to uninstall and reinstall. What was happening according to tech was a corrupted permissions issue in Windows 7 and it got messed up. It happens sometimes and the only way to really correct it is to install the program again.

Also, the answer about the uninstall is there is no separate uninstall for 32 bit, however to uninstall you have to go to your Program Files>Smith Micro>Poser Pro 2010>uninstall directory and launch from there. They know it does not show up in Control Panel for some reason so you have to find it manually.

Hope this helps others maybe.

Jeff

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