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    Where does Battery Bar keep it's historical data?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Phil, Aug 1, 2010.

  1. Phil

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    I tried removing Battery Bar from the Program Files folder and then re installing it but it remembered it's historical data.

    I want a fresh start. How do I do it?
     
    Phil, Aug 1, 2010
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    the directories aren't listed in the documentation on the makers site?
     
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    According to this: Preferences - OsirisWiki there is a reset data button in the app itself but that is for settings/battery profiles so not sure it it will work but it's worth a shot
     
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    I only installed the floating toolbar, I don't see a reset button unfortunately.
     
    Phil, Aug 2, 2010
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    Is it: C:\Users\Namaiki\AppData\Roaming\BatteryBar
     
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    Thanks. That's the first place I searched but the strange thing is, I can't find a directory called appdata or application data.
     
    Phil, Aug 2, 2010
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    It might be a hidden or system directory, or if you are not using Windows 7, it could be in a different place.

    Try click Start-> Run and type %appdata%
     
    namaiki, Aug 2, 2010
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    Yep it was hidden. I was working on a clean install and had forgotten to turn on 'show hidden files and folders'.

    Thanks for your help namaiki.
     
    Phil, Aug 2, 2010
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