Hello --
I want updates not to wipe out any options I have set.
My Options > General > "Store settings and data ..." is checked.
Should it be checked or not checked ?
Thanks,
L Mehl
Store settings and data in ...
Re: Store settings and data in ...
Sorry Everything is resetting your settings.
I'm looking into the lost settings issue.
Can you remember the settings you used during setup?
Did you change the installation folder? -Default is C:\Program Files\Everything
Did you change Settings and data? -Changing this will cause Everything to wipe your settings. -Default is %APPDATA%\Everything
Store settings and data in %APPDATA%\Everything should be checked.Should it be checked or not checked ?
I'm looking into the lost settings issue.
Can you remember the settings you used during setup?
Did you change the installation folder? -Default is C:\Program Files\Everything
Did you change Settings and data? -Changing this will cause Everything to wipe your settings. -Default is %APPDATA%\Everything
Re: Store settings and data in ...
That setting determines where Everything's settings are stored - not whether they are stored.
PS: Can't hurt to backup the various .ini, .csv, .efu (maybe even the .db) files that Everything uses.
PS: Can't hurt to backup the various .ini, .csv, .efu (maybe even the .db) files that Everything uses.
Re: Store settings and data in ...
Thank you therube and void.
Thanks for looking into the lost settings issue.
Can you remember the settings you used during setup?
I probably just installed it and started using it
Did you change the installation folder? -Default is C:\Program Files\Everything
No
Did you change Settings and data?
No
Thanks for looking into the lost settings issue.
Can you remember the settings you used during setup?
I probably just installed it and started using it
Did you change the installation folder? -Default is C:\Program Files\Everything
No
Did you change Settings and data?
No
Re: Store settings and data in ...
2mehl
Are there perhaps several files from Everything.ini after all?
If so, you can use
in the search box to determine which one is currently in use.
Are there perhaps several files from Everything.ini after all?
If so, you can use
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about:config <enter>