Arizona Willie
10-28-2009, 06:03 PM
Installed Windows 7 64 bit and now have Holdem Manager apparently running and finding the database etc.
But, there are no hands or tourney histories showing up.
I copied my entire Holdem Manager directory to another hard drive and also somehow exported some hand histories and tournament histories.
I have copied that back into the C drive overwriting the new installation and would think everything should be there.
But no ... no hands at all showing up.
No hero names either.
When I try the setup hero name there is nothing but (PP) in the list, twice.
What am I doing wrong? What do I need to do right? :)
I also see some hand histories on the backup drive where I just copied the folders and I have copied them back but it doesn't help.
When I look in C:\Program Files(x86)\Full Tilt Poke\Hand Histories there are two histories. There are several in a file called Old Hand Histories.
There should be thousands but I have no idea where they are. But I do have my entire old C drive backed up via Acronis so I can grab any files I need but don't know what is missing.
But, there are no hands or tourney histories showing up.
I copied my entire Holdem Manager directory to another hard drive and also somehow exported some hand histories and tournament histories.
I have copied that back into the C drive overwriting the new installation and would think everything should be there.
But no ... no hands at all showing up.
No hero names either.
When I try the setup hero name there is nothing but (PP) in the list, twice.
What am I doing wrong? What do I need to do right? :)
I also see some hand histories on the backup drive where I just copied the folders and I have copied them back but it doesn't help.
When I look in C:\Program Files(x86)\Full Tilt Poke\Hand Histories there are two histories. There are several in a file called Old Hand Histories.
There should be thousands but I have no idea where they are. But I do have my entire old C drive backed up via Acronis so I can grab any files I need but don't know what is missing.