3ds Max® crashes during startup while loading biped.dlc plug-in fileIssueWhen you started 3ds Max®, the application crashed while attempting to load the plug-in file biped.dlc. SolutionThis indicates that the biped.ini file is corrupted. You should either move or delete this file, which is located in the following folder, by default: C:\Documents and Settings\USER NAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Autodesk\3dsmax\9 - 32bit\enu\plugcfg When you restart 3ds Max®, you should no longer encounter this problem.
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