missing list of s w2a6d
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missing list of s w2a6d
1. Missing list of s. Screenshot:

2. Problem occurs after an program crashing while creating a list of from site using the site spider.
3. Normal start with all my s
4. Windows7 x64
5. FDM 3.9.1537.0

2. Problem occurs after an program crashing while creating a list of from site using the site spider.
3. Normal start with all my s
4. Windows7 x64
5. FDM 3.9.1537.0
Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
Hello,
It's a bug of 1537 build.
It's a bug of 1537 build.
Alex,
FDM development team
FDM development team
Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
I have updated FDM to version 3.9.1559.0
Error occurs again.
Error occurs again.
Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
Installing a new FDM build won't fix your broken *.sav files, I'm afraid. You should do tests on a clean install - create a new Windows , to it and only then run tests.
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Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
How can I fix my broken *.sav files?
Is it any tools for that, or should I use something like Notepad++?
Is it any tools for that, or should I use something like Notepad++?
Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
Service files in FDM are binary files, there is no tool to fix them. But you did the backup, didn't you?
If you suspect that only one file is broken, you can restore it from your backup or replace it with empty file from your new WIndows .
In most cases of crashes reported in older topics the service files were not broken, they were just too big for FDM to manage them properly.
If it is your case (file sizes greater than 2 MB), you can manually delete unneeded entries from list, history list and recycle bin in FDM. You can also open FDM menu Options | Settings | General | History and set limits there (recommended for the future) or use "Clean history" buttons (good enough for now). When you restart FDM, the program will definitely remove deleted or expired entries from service files.
If you suspect that only one file is broken, you can restore it from your backup or replace it with empty file from your new WIndows .
In most cases of crashes reported in older topics the service files were not broken, they were just too big for FDM to manage them properly.
If it is your case (file sizes greater than 2 MB), you can manually delete unneeded entries from list, history list and recycle bin in FDM. You can also open FDM menu Options | Settings | General | History and set limits there (recommended for the future) or use "Clean history" buttons (good enough for now). When you restart FDM, the program will definitely remove deleted or expired entries from service files.
Andrzej P. Wozniak, FDM and forum
Read FDM FAQ and the reporting rules
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Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
Alex,
FDM development team
FDM development team
Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
Alex wrote:Hello,
Follow this instruction to fix your SAV files:
http://freemanager.sitesdebloques.org/board/vi ... 412#p40412
This solution doesn-t solve the problem. Error still occures.
Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
Perhaps, I should send sav-files to you?
Re: missing list of s 6b5c5c
You should expect that special FDM Build 1538 can fix only errors caused by bugs in 1537 build (or earlier builds). Build 1538 cannot fix all errors caused by build 1537 if *.sav files were updated by newer FDM builds.Tiger.711 wrote:This solution doesn-t solve the problem. Error still occures.Alex wrote:Follow this instruction to fix your SAV files:
http://freemanager.sitesdebloques.org/board/vi ... 412#p40412
Note that I can only guess what is going on, because you haven't provide enough details. What FDM version do you use now? Have you problems with newly created *.sav file or maybe you are still trying to use old broken *.sav files?
Have you checked your hardware (HDD, RAM) and file system on your partition? Do you close FDM before shutting down your system? Have you properly configured your antivirus, antimalware or other internet security software, if you use any?
Andrzej P. Wozniak, FDM and forum
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