Notice, the admin avatar is red x.

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If this is the default installation, something is probably wrong with the access to the GetImage.axd, a MonoX HTTP handler that actually generates avatar images. Could you please copy the complete HTML source of the img element for the avatar from your page, just to see if it is correctly formatted?

Yes, here it is. Thank you for replying.

http://familychefs.com/MonoX/ModuleGallery/ProfileModule/MonoSoftware.MonoX.GetImage.axd?git=UserAvatar&entityid=67c919e2-8df4-476a-b312-c26f82a36cfb&CacheDuration=0&18446744072304198710

It is actually serving the contents of the image, but it appears to be corrupt or trucated. Whis version of IIS are you using? Is it running on a shared or dedicated environment?

It is a dedicated environment. It is Server 2008 IIS Version 7.5.7600.16385

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Denis. I solved the problem. This information may be useful for others in the future. I have my DNS hosted at cloudflare.com which as a proxy uses compression and heavy caching. The compression they are using is causing a problem with the truncating of the .AXD. As soon as I bypassed it, the avatars started showing up. Thank you for your support.

Great, I thought that some sort of compression/optimization utility is to blame here. Thanks for the info.