High Amount of Hand Histories in Auto Import Folders

[Zobags]

I am getting an alert that I have a High Amount of Hand Histories in Auto Import Folders, yet I have exactly zero hand histories in there. I do not want this to affect my HUD performance. Please help. Thank you.

[udbrky]

Please remove c:\hmarchive and/or c:\hm2archive from your auto import folders list, as well as any folder to which your auto import folders are set to archive, or any folder that has a lot of hands files, from your auto import folders. This just creates a loop of importing and archiving and slows down your HUD, perhaps even causing it not to show up, and in some cases a crash, as Windows cannot handle the file names.

[Zobags]

Please remove c:\hmarchive and/or c:\hm2archive from your auto import folders list, as well as any folder to which your auto import folders are set to archive, or any folder that has a lot of hands files, from your auto import folders. This just creates a loop of importing and archiving and slows down your HUD, perhaps even causing it not to show up, and in some cases a crash, as Windows cannot handle the file names.

I had already taken those steps, and then restarted HEM2. But, I am still getting the same error message. I have exactly 3 auto import folders set up: one for FTP hand histories, one for Stars Cash Games, and one for Stars Tournament Summaries, and they are all empty - I did a manual import on all of them to make sure. Yet, I still get the error message.

Also, in the "Site Setup" feature, every site (even ones I have never used) is giving me the following message:
"The following folders have not been tagged to a poker site and may contain ADDITIONAL [SITE NAME] hands. Click EDIT to match unassigned hand history folders to poker site."
But, there are not any folders listed below the message, so I have no idea as to what the "following folders" is referring.

Thanks.

[Patvs]

Update: http://www.holdemmanager.com/Downloa...AutoUpdate.exe


Can you actually go into the auto import folders, to make sure there are no old handhistory files still 'stuck' in them.
A manual import will skip and not show these files if they've already been imported.

[Zobags]

Update: http://www.holdemmanager.com/Downloa...AutoUpdate.exe


Can you actually go into the auto import folders, to make sure there are no old handhistory files still 'stuck' in them.
A manual import will skip and not show these files if they've already been imported.

Applied the update and still getting the error message. I doubled checked the folders, and they are/were empty.

Thanks.

[udbrky]

Make sure you do not have any subfolders or folders that should not be in the auto import list.

Please remove c:\hmarchive and/or c:\hm2archive from your auto import folders list, as well as any folder to which your auto import folders are set to archive, or any folder that has a lot of hands files, from your auto import folders. This just creates a loop of importing and archiving and slows down your HUD, perhaps even causing it not to show up, and in some cases a crash, as Windows cannot handle the file names.

[Zobags]

Make sure you do not have any subfolders or folders that should not be in the auto import list.

Please remove c:\hmarchive and/or c:\hm2archive from your auto import folders list, as well as any folder to which your auto import folders are set to archive, or any folder that has a lot of hands files, from your auto import folders. This just creates a loop of importing and archiving and slows down your HUD, perhaps even causing it not to show up, and in some cases a crash, as Windows cannot handle the file names.

I have already done all of this. Still getting error message.

[Patvs]

Can you email us your

C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Roaming\HoldemManager\holdemmanager.config file
or attach it here.

[Zobags]

HoldemManager.config

Can you email us your

C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Roaming\HoldemManager\holdemmanager.config file
or attach it here.

[udbrky]

There is no HUD performance that this causes.

The messages are just archived and can be ignored. You can delete the alerts.txt file in

7: C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\HoldemManager\

XP: C:\Documents and Settings\User_name\Application Data\HoldemManager


See this tutorial for showing system and hidden files:

http://hm2faq.holdemmanager.com/ques...in+Windows%3F+

See the location here for win 7:

http://www.udbrky.com/hmsupport/configfile.PNG

See the location here for win xp:

http://www.udbrky.com/hmsupport/configfile.PNG