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This sounds like treachery given that a backup has always been understood to be COPY of files in another location. That places Onedrive in the malware category for me. I have always kept my log files

I am not saying it was simple, but I copied all files from onedrive to a dummy folder on my HDD, not documents folder. then told windows to stop sync, and then uninstalled onedrive once I was sure

This is becoming an ongoing problem with ACL and others that use the Documents folder on your computer to store their files BY DEFAULT. Windows hit another friend yesterday with a similar

I also joined the group that lost all of my log data.? I did nothing except allow windoze to update my PC. What I did do and not read carefully as noted above on this thread, is when windoze started

Did you do a Search of your hard drive for *.mdb files as I suggested? What did you find? "Fred W3ICM via groups.io" <BlaineFred@...> wrote: -- 73 -Jim NU0C

Thanks George. I have OneDrive and I need to use if for a specific purpose.? After that I will disconnect. 73 FredW3ICM

This sounds like you were using ONEDRIVE and it's no longer connected or using a different logon, that could be the problem.? ACL uses the default Documents folder, which in today's controlling

Hi Fred, Thanks for your follow up.? We don't have a Club Log download function that merges data, so please use the LoTW option I recommended yesterday, when I answered your question.? ?? You

Thank you Scott. I reviewed the methods presented in the link, and I asked what is the easiest method? I see that I have backups for each week...BUT I am missing all of 2025, and much of 2024.?

Hi Fred, Thanks for your follow up.? I already replied to your question regarding the easiest restoration method (reiterated by others - thanks guys).? You will find it in the thread

I must add something here. ONE-DRIVE does not turn itself on. It just doesn’t. Sometimes on a Windows Update, you will be asked a series of questions. READ THEM CAREFULLY! One of them regards a

Can’t you download them from LoTW. That’s what I did WHEN I lost mine (No fault of the N3FJP software). Worked GREAT! I am, however, assuming it is ACLog you are talking about. Lou

Fred: Jim is correct.?? Go into the top banner menu of ACLog, and choose FILE -> SHOW FILE LOCATIONS.?? This will open a dialog box showing the location of logs and file, and also the path to the

Thank you Jim, I am still waiting to hear from Scott to answer my question on the easiest wag to restore my QSOs. 73, FredW3ICM Sent from the all new AOL app for iOS

Fred, I agree in principle. But this is Windows. I am an award chaser and have over 26,000 QSLs in ACL dating back to 1999. I have used ACL from the very early days to the the current version and

Agreed. But my point is that if it were a flaw in Scott’s program, there would be several reports or more by now. What we are seeing here is a single instance of a problem. Simple logic says this

Thank you Mike. I upload daily to ClubLog and LoTW, sometimes several times during the day, depending on the number of QSOs,?and when I work a DXpedition where I want to see an immediate?match on

WOW – this is scary Scott and Fred. But I need to say it, I don’t even know how long I’ve been using AC-Log…… my log goes back to 1990 digitally. I have paper logs back to the 1970, but

Hi Fred, Thanks for your follow up.? I'm sorry that you are still having trouble.? Losing log data on an update is obviously not typical.? Your log data is not touched during an update, so

Thank you, Scott. I find that all of my QSOs from 2024 and 2025 have disappeared.? ? That should never have happened because of a software update.? ?I consider it a software flaw.? There should