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[badmilk69]

Why not uninstall Poser then install everything again? classic solution.

[face_off]

It's a fresh install of Poser - and from the Poser forums it looks like a common error related potentially to Adobe Air and the firewall. I'm still not sure why this is effecting activation, but we are working through it at the moment.

[face_off]

In case anyone else has this issue - it has been tracked down to an issue with the 32 bit installer for the plugin. I have now rectified this issue and Piet is testing it. The Poser "Fault Detected!" is a separate issue, related to Flash or Adobe Air which Piet will need to resolve too

Paul

[pfrancke]

Plugin Activation issue has been resolved by new version Paul created.

The Poser Library issue seems unrelated to the activation issue -- Actually I think I was activated and software just didn't recognize it for some reason. (based on current behavior you only need to activate once, not every time you upgrade).

I have a support email from Poser that I need to walk through to fix "library" issue - if I can get that working (so that I have confidence in Poser), then I'll do the upgrade to the Poser 64 bit software (which seems silly to me is not a feature in Poser 9).

I wish to share that Paul worked this issue with me very aggressively. We exchanged emails and I sent log files etc and he stuck to the problem and was outstanding in his help with this and I thank him very much in his support to get me straightened out!!!!

[face_off]

I just updated Adobe Air, and am now getting Piet's Poser Library issue

[wimvdb]

Just wondering - is it not a firewall issue. The Air library is a separate program, it might have a different signature now which is not recognized by the firewall and may need to be allowed again

[pfrancke]

About the Poser problem, I followed their procedures, but even though I was able to go to their page and see the XML code (meaning it was working), I followed the below procedure and then I was OK. So for me, it was how my network/LAN works.

Open Intenet Explorer > choose Tools > Internet Options > click the CONNECTIONS tab > click LAN SETTINGS > Uncheck the "Automatically detect settings" box > click OK > then click OK again > Then retry loading the link above.