Hi Klark, is it possible that something has become corrupted in your install like anything having been modified by some other program inside the install folder?

That's the most likely thing that would cause that kind of problem, you might try a re-install and make sure that you're not installing any "cracked" or modified version when you do the re-install.

You can get a new download of the installer by entering in your license key here: http://moi3d.com/reinstall.htm

If it is some virus checking mechanism that might be modifying MoI you may need to change some settings on it to stop it from interfering with MoI, there might be some kind of exclusion list that you can add MoI to. But most often this problem is related to trying to run a cracked copy of the software. If that's not what you're doing then try doing a re-install.

- Michael

Reinstalled. Did not help.

Hi Klark, which version are you using?

If you can e-mail me with your license key at moi@moi3d.com I will send you a download link to make sure you're using a good installer.

- Michael

Hi Klark, also if you're running the v3 beta there is a bug that can cause it to be confused about the expiration mechanism, it's somewhat hard to trigger the bug (it involves running a previous beta at a certain time of the day near midnight right on the day that it expires), but that may be what you are running into. If it's that then also send me an e-mail at moi@moi3d.com with your license key and I can send you a tuned up beta version that should fix that.

- Michael