Oh, THAT thing.

If it puts my (new) runtime in documents, is that a problem?

On the old one, I installed Poser 7 directly on C-drive, avoiding the UAC, I guess.

Obviously, I don't want UAC or anything screwing up P9, but I do want to try and keep this install simple.

I haven't had any trouble with P7, but no sense buying trouble down the line.

-- Steve

Quote - UAC is User Account Control and if you don't know what or where it is, it's already on ;). It's on by default. It's meant to keep bad programs and viruses from writing to anything in your Program Files (x86) and Programs (x64) folders.

Laurie

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