I find that occasionally (perhaps once a month) when I boot my desktop I am told that Listrary needs configuring and when I check I find that I have lost my settings and have to re-configure.
I now backup my settings so that I can restore them if necessary (as I have just had to do)
I shouldn’t have to do this. Can someone please help me?
I am running Windows 10 V20H2 (OS Build 19042.804), 32 GB RAM
Listrary 5.00.2483
Hmmm.So are using the latest stable version, have you done the backup correctly according to what it says here?
I have not had any problem with Listary related to your case, because I am using the latest beta version. So you have two options, reinstall Listary or use the beta version.
I’m using version 5.00.2843, which I’m told is the most recent version.
And I’ve just had to restore my settings again. One thing I forgot to do was to do a comparison to try and find our which file had been lost/modified (ie which contained the configuration settings). Does anyone know which it is? I’d like to write-protect it, perhaps that would save me from having to restore from backup (again)
I see. As mentioned on the page I indicated, the Listary settings are stored in the UserData folder located in C:\Users\Your User Name\AppData\Roaming\Listary\UserData.
So you would have to write-protect that folder or instead the Preferences.json file located in the same folder; after a clean install of the version you are using, the Preferences.json file has a size of 0 KB and after doing some configurations in Listary, that same file increases its size.