Once you have done that, reinstall first Daz Studio and then the PostgreSQL CMS. If you can not see your Application Support folder, please go to Go (found at the top of your Mac) > Go To Folder > Copy and paste exactly what I put in between the parentheses (~/Library) > then go to the Application Support folder. To uninstall Daz Studio and PostgreSQL: Go to Library\Application Support\Daz 3D\CMS and rename or remove the ContentCluster folder and the cmscfg.json file located there. In the meantime, you can exit out of the sign in screen in Daz Studio > go to the Content Library pane > go to DAZ Studio Formats > My DAZ 3D Library, and access your content from here. Tick User Data and All Products and click Accept. To do this, right click on the Content Library pane, choose Content DB Maintenance, tick Re-Import Metadata, click Accept. Once you have done that, reinstall first Daz Studio and then the PostgreSQL CMS (if using Daz Central, only install Daz Studio as this also includes PostgreSQL CMS.) Then open Daz Studio and re-import metadata, with the box checked that userdata overwrites product data. If you can not see your AppData folder, type %appdata% in the Start menu and Windows will open the hidden folder. To uninstall Daz Studio and PostgreSQL (if using Daz Install Manager) or just Daz Studio (if using Daz Central.): Go to C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\DAZ 3D\cms and rename or remove the ContentCluster folder and the cmscfg.json file located there. If uninstalling and reinstalling the PostgreSQL CMS does not work, continue with the steps below: Step 8: Close Daz Studio, and then relaunch it. Once you have selected the port to assigned Daz Studio to, select “Accept.”
The boxes next to “Port” will change when selected. Step 6: Within Daz Studio, select “Edit” from the top menu toolbar and select “Preferences” from the dropdown menu. How to change the port that Daz Studio is assigned to: If this HAS NOT corrected the issue, continue to Step 6. If this has resolved the issue, you should be able to login as normal. Step 4: Select the “Ready to Download” pane, and reinstall PostgreSQL CMS. Select the button to “Uninstall.” If using Daz Central, uninstall Daz Studio. Step 3: If using DIM, in the “Installed” pane, PostgreSQL CMS is most likely already installed. Some user(s) may not have DIM downloaded. Users just need to uninstall and reinstall Daz Studio (PostgreSQL CMS is automatically included when Daz Studio is installed). In Daz Central, the same process is followed.
To correct this error, the instructions below explain how to uninstall and reinstall PostgreSQL CMS from Daz Install Manager (DIM). If you upgraded to a current version of Daz Studio, you may receive the error message below when launching the new version.
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