Hi - I re-initialized V4/M++ where they currently reside (Documents) but with no improvement noted.

None of the original files remain from the original Poser 11 installation; everything had to be reinstalled from scratch after the 11.2 forced update debacle.

Even with Poser 10 on Windows XP I never had any luck adding V4/M++ manually. Back then, the DAZ Installer was the only way it worked for me and that feature no longer works with my Poser 11.2.

My plan, then, is to make a backup of the current C:/ Smith Micro Program Files (just in case) and then manually install the various V4/M++ Runtime sub-folder contents into their corresponding folders already in place where the Poser content was installed by default. I wonder if I need to create a DAZ People folder in that Runtime first so Poser doesn't get confused?