Paul

This is Windows behaviour and it's very difficult to prevent. My solution is to Auto-Type passwords. In KeePass go to Tools > Options > Interface (1) Under Main Window, select Show additional auto-type menu commands. Now you can right click on an entry and select the Perform Auto-Type sub menu. cheers, Paul

This is not really something KeePass can manage because it doesn't know the update is occurring. It would be better for your update software to check if KeePass is set to run on startup and change it to run after a delay / let the update run KeePass if there is no update. cheers, Paul

The simplest way is to use a local copy and keep a copy on OD. Open the local copy and use it. When you need to save, select File > Synchronize > Synchronize with... This saves the data and merges the OD file data. Depending on how you have set up OD will determine whether you use "Synchronize with File" or "Synchronize with URL". How do you access the OD file? It should not be synched to the PC because that may cause data loss. The copies should be independent and you use KeePass to do the sync....

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The issue is more likely your machine, not KeePass. Install 2.61.1 again and see if it still happens. Install 2.61.1 on both machines and see what happens. Turn off file transactions and test. Tools > Options > Advanced. Scroll down to File Input/Output Connections and select Use file transactions for writing databases. cheers, Paul

Maybe the file is actually on OneDrive, not local? Has Windows moved your Documents to OneDrive? Right click on Documents and select Properties. What is the Location? cheers, Paul

That certificate is only to tell Windows that the app is allowed to provide passkey services. Even if someone signed code with that certificate, they would need to persuade you to download and run that code, hoping you had the certificate installed. Malware authors don't bother with such convoluted hoops, Windows has plenty of other holes. cheers, Paul

I can't see any changes in the log for 2.61.1 that would affect OneDrive. Are you sure it's not your machine playing up? How are you saving to OneDrive? cheers, Paul