kurt smith

Ok, that worked once I found the installation folder. Thanks for the help.

But there wasn't an installation folder, there was just a keepass setup file in my Downloads folder.

Ok, I found it and put in my .config file and put my database.kdbx file in my My Documents folder. Now when I log into Keepass it is showing all of my sites and passwords. But I add Kee- Password Manager to Firefox and it says "OFF". I can't get it to connect to Keepass. Anybody know why?

I got a new computer, so switch from windows 8 to Windows 10. I was using keepass in Windows 8 with a Firefox plugin. I can't remember the name of the plugin - seems like it was Feefox at one time. But I can't find the plugin now to connect Keefox to Firefox. I did save my database.kdbx file (with all my passwords) and the config file. But in Windows 8 the config file was at this location on my computer: users/kuurt/Appdata/Roaming/Keypass But it in Windows 10 when you got to users folder and click...

Thank you for your help. That worked.

My computer crashed and now I have another PC with Windows 8.1. But I saved my KeyPass files onto a zip drive before the crash. I have my KeePass.config file and NewDatabase.kdbx file. But I can't figure out how to restore all my passwords to KeePass. I know where the config file went on Windows 7, but the file path looks a little different on Windows 8.1. I have already installed KeePass again, but when I search my computer for where it put the new config file it doesn't find one. Shouldn't it have...

I have to reinstall my OS and I don't want to lose all of the username and passwords I have stored in Keypass. How do I go about not losing anything? I know it saves a file in my My Documents folder called NewDatabase.kdbx. Would I just save that to a flash drive and then copy it back into my My Documents folder after reinstalling my OS? Or is there more to it then that?

The info in the first link is not correct, it can't be. I do not have a file called...