When using a biased potential the movable atoms are determined by the biased potential. Only if no biased potential is used, the movable atoms are determined by fixed atoms; otherwise fixed atoms are ignored for determining movable atoms in the MD object. Nevertheless fixed atoms are not moved during MD but the are taken into account for temperature determination and scaling. So your moelcules might explode because the desired kinetic energy is distributed to too less atoms.
When using a biased potential the movable atoms are determined by the biased potential. Only if no biased potential is used, the movable atoms are determined by fixed atoms; otherwise fixed atoms are ignored for determining movable atoms in the MD object. Nevertheless fixed atoms are not moved during MD but the are taken into account for temperature determination and scaling. So your moelcules might explode because the desired kinetic energy is distributed to too less atoms.