Okay it seems to me that the issue is not in Bryce but rather a shared dll(Possibly) file that has headed south, corrupted or tripping off the security warning. It does happen occasionally usually at install of another application. If you open Daz Studio then File>Import and choose a obj file (Try new obj not jillOBJ) When the File explorer is opened by Daz Studio first use the file extension drop down to force the explorer to only show the "Wavefront Object" files and nothing else. If you see a empty explorer box let me know, or hopefully you can just choose your new obj. First before load > Right click on chosen obj > Properties > if there is no mumbo jumbo at the bottom about the obj may be blocked that would be nice however if there is like the last one then check the "unblock" box so we know the security is not stopping it, do this all from within Daz.. Click open. This should cover everything leaving Bryce out of it for a test :-)

- Johnny G

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