I use a PC. The DAZ website gave me 2 options, download the raw .sea file, or use the DAZ installer. I assumed the installer was for their software only. There is no option of a zip file, and when I tried to import the .sea file, it told me it was not a runtime. I guess I'll try their install manager, but I hope it will install into Poser and not just their own software.

I was able to uninstall, then correctly reinstall these from the zip files. Originally, I had manually unzipped all of the folders, and just added each 'runtime' folder, but letting Poser unzip them seemed to make things more organized. Thanks to everyone who helped me! :)

Ok, thanks for the advice. I'll follow your original suggestion and make a folder.

Thank you. I will absolutely give that a try!

Thank you for that explanation. However, some of the folders don't have content no matter which library I select. For example, I purchased clothing from LF Punk and the first folder shows at the bottom of my screen cap. But even in the clothing library, it shows zero, despite the fact that the runtime was installed and files were present after I unzipped the file. Some of the content always shows zero, regardless of the library I am viewing it under.

Going back to  your first sentence, you are saying there would have been a better way to install these so that things would perhaps appear more organized? I used the image of the books with the plus sign to add each runtime. Is there a different/better way to add them?

When I view my library, many of the categories show a [0] and sure enough, upon checking the folder breakdown, there are no items contained in them. Some of these came with Poser, so I was surprised to discover them empty. Others are purchases which are also empty. When I unzipped the files and examined them, there is content there, and when I selected the appropriate runtime, Poser seemed to be installing something. When I tried to reinstall, it says it is already installed, yet continues to show only the [0] and no items under that category. I would estimate that about 2/3 of the content is showing, whether it came with Poser or was added on and properly unzipped and installed. My computer exceeds the requirements to operate Poser and so I'm stumped as to what more I can do.