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Originally Posted by RobertM
Does this happen as soon as you launch BD-Rebuilder? If so, then try renaming your BDRebuilder.ini file to something else and see if that helps it get past the initialization hurdle.
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Sounds like the INI is pointing to a non-existent path. That might happen when, for example, a USB (or other mountable drive) is removed that once was the path for input or output.
Try deleting BDREBUILDER.INI (from the installation folder) before starting BD-RB. It will re-create it with default settings.
[Edit] Too late -- RobertM already answered...
