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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 950727" data-attributes="member: 49539">Hi huha,Happy New Year!I upgraded to MP 1.3.0 beta for testing purposes a week ago and made a backup using BackupSettings 1.2.2.6&nbsp; beforehand so as to be able to return to my previous 1.2.3 installation.&nbsp; When I tried to do so today, however, BackupSettings failed to correctly restore my Skins directory, despite several attempts, and gave no indication that anything was wrong.&nbsp; The attached logfiles should cover the last two attempts (with verbose logging turned on).&nbsp; The attached screenshot shows part of a TotalCommander comparison of the backed up and current DefaultWide skin folders after the failed restore.&nbsp; Things seem to be as I want them, now that I have replaced the Skin directory contents manually with the backed up contents.&nbsp; As you can see, my ProgramData folder is on my D: drive, but that shouldn't make any difference, as<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">BackupSettings&nbsp; recognizes the correct path</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">There is a symbolic link in the usual place on C: pointing to the directory on D:</li>
</ol>Please let me know if there is anything else I can contribute to the troubleshooting effort.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 950727, member: 49539"] Hi huha, Happy New Year! I upgraded to MP 1.3.0 beta for testing purposes a week ago and made a backup using BackupSettings 1.2.2.6 beforehand so as to be able to return to my previous 1.2.3 installation. When I tried to do so today, however, BackupSettings failed to correctly restore my Skins directory, despite several attempts, and gave no indication that anything was wrong. The attached logfiles should cover the last two attempts (with verbose logging turned on). The attached screenshot shows part of a TotalCommander comparison of the backed up and current DefaultWide skin folders after the failed restore. Things seem to be as I want them, now that I have replaced the Skin directory contents manually with the backed up contents. As you can see, my ProgramData folder is on my D: drive, but that shouldn't make any difference, as [LIST=1] [*]BackupSettings recognizes the correct path [*]There is a symbolic link in the usual place on C: pointing to the directory on D: [/LIST] Please let me know if there is anything else I can contribute to the troubleshooting effort. [/QUOTE]

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