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Configuration Error

DarkElfDarkElf Posts: 505
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

Okay. I admit it. I did something stupid and messed things up a little and I need help getting me out of this.

I bought a new, larger HD for my DS content library because I was running out of space. So, after installing the new drive I copied my content library over to the new drive and set about pointing DS's preferences to the library on the new drive. That works fine but somewhere along the way I messed something up and now everytime I open DAz Studio I get the messege you see attached.

I'm not sure but the error may be coming from a seperate issue. Originally I was going to clone my C: drive to the new drive so I was uninstalling things I never use. When I saw "one drive" I thought it was a Microsoft cloud drive I don't use so I uninstalled it. Perhaps that is what the error messege is pertaining to? Perhaps this "one drive" was something DS was using and I should not have uninstalled it?

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,890

    I believe that is related to Look at My Hair (the free Player, I think). try uninstalling and reinstalling that.

  • DarkElfDarkElf Posts: 505

    Thanks for the reply Richard.

    I believe I uninstall the free version long ago when I was having trouble after purchasing the full version.

    Also, this issue just started after I played with the content directories. If you look at the other attachment you will see that under "daz studio formats" the third one down point to C:/Users ... I do not remember seeing that there before I changed things. Should that be there?

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,890

    The OneDrive folder shouldn't be causing any errors, though it may be slow and/or eating bandwidth.

  • DarkElfDarkElf Posts: 505
    Richard Haseltine said:

    The OneDrive folder shouldn't be causing any errors, though it may be slow and/or eating bandwidth.

    The strange thing is Richard, I have no idea where this one drive came from. Weird. Thanks for attempting to assist. You're awesome.

  • fastbike1fastbike1 Posts: 4,078
    edited February 2018

    @DarkElf

    You can always delete the OneDrive path from the conifguration manager.

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  • DarkElfDarkElf Posts: 505

    Fastbike, not sure how to do that. Are you referring to the "Content Directory Manager"?

  • kaotkblisskaotkbliss Posts: 2,914

    If you are on windows 10 and signed in with a windows live account (or hotmail for not-so-young-timers like me) then you were automatically given a one drive (cloud storage)

  • DarkElfDarkElf Posts: 505
    kaotkbliss said:

    If you are on windows 10 and signed in with a windows live account (or hotmail for not-so-young-timers like me) then you were automatically given a one drive (cloud storage)

    I believe I tried Gmail once. I did try a couple others. Perhaps that is where that one drive came from. Thanks.

  • fastbike1fastbike1 Posts: 4,078

    Yes, the Content Directroy Manager. Apologies.

    DarkElf said:

    Fastbike, not sure how to do that. Are you referring to the "Content Directory Manager"?

     

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