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In case someone comes here again - the topic was also dealt with there. Cheers /PdG

The same thing happened to me, even though my XML was already in AppData. I looked into Dominik's XML and actually only found the line with PreferUserConfiguration that sets it to true. So I changed this value in my XML with a text editor and everything looked fine (apparently): <Meta> <PreferUserConfiguration>true</PreferUserConfiguration> </Meta> But because I haven't read Dominiks comment carefully enough it worked on my machines exactly once: at first it looked OK after opening Keepass and close...

The same thing happened to me, even though my XML was already in AppData. I looked into Dominik's XML and actually only found the line with PreferUserConfiguration that sets it to true. So I changed this value in my XML with a text editor and everything looked fine (apparently): <Meta> <PreferUserConfiguration>true</PreferUserConfiguration> </Meta> But because I haven't read Dominiks comment carefully enough it worked on my machines exactly once: at first it looked OK after opening Keepass and close...

The same thing happened to me, even though my XML was already in AppData. I looked into Dominik's XML and actually only found the line with PreferUserConfiguration that sets it to true. So changed this value in my XML with a text editor and ... tadaa ... everything is fine: <Meta> <PreferUserConfiguration>true</PreferUserConfiguration> </Meta> Edit: On my machines that works exactly once. At first it looks OK after opening Keepass and close it the first time. But after that PreferUserConfiguration...

In case someone comes here again - the topic was also dealt with there. Summary If the line with PreferUserConfiguration is set to false in the XML, Keepass expects the XML in the program directory. You can also change this value to true with your favourite text editor, then Keepass expects the XML in the directory %appdata%\KeePass. Cheers /PdG

In case someone comes here again - the topic was also dealt with there. Summary If the line with PreferUserConfiguration is set to false in the XML, Keepass expects the XML in the program directory. You can also change this value to true with your favourite text editor, then Keepass expects the XML in the directory %appdata%\KeePass.

In case someone comes here again - the topic was also dealt with there. Summary If the line with PreferUserConfiguration is set to false in the XML, Keepass expects the XML in the program directory. You can also change this value to false with your favourite text editor, then Keepass expects the XML in the directory %appdata%\KeePass.

The same thing happened to me, even though my XML was already in AppData. I looked into Dominik's XML and actually only found the line with PreferUserConfiguration that sets it to true. So changed this value in my XML with a text editor and ... tadaa ... everything is fine: <Meta> <PreferUserConfiguration>true</PreferUserConfiguration> </Meta>