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This is not a bug. This error occurs after system reimage if the database in question was protected by either a key file or the Windows User Account expert master key options, and the user files containing these additional secrets and/or certain supporting Windows User Account files are either missing or in new locations. If the files are missing and there are no backups the error is unrecoverable. See the KeePass master key documentation for details. Recovery may be possible under certain circumstances:...

This is not a bug. This error occurs after system reimage if the database in question was protected by either a key file or the Windows User Account expert master key options, and the user files containing these additional secrets and/or certain supporting Windows User Account files are either missing or in new locations. If the files are missing and there are no backups the error is unrecoverable. See the KeePass master key documentation for details. Recovery may be possible under certain circumstances:...

This error occurs after system reimage if the database in question was protected by either a key file or the Windows User Account expert master key options, and the user files containing these additional secrets and/or certain supporting Windows User Account files are either missing or in new locations. If the files are missing and there are no backups the error is unrecoverable. See the KeePass master key documentation for details. Recovery may be possible under certain circumstances: If the problem...

The TB-Auto Type.jpg shows two entries are matching the login page Window Title, i.e. "- Webmail" and "- Thunderbird". Without knowing the Window Title of the login page it is difficult to guess which entry target window in the respective entries match the login page Window Title. To find the full webpage window title make sure the login page is displayed in the browser. Then open an entry, select the entry's Auto-Type tab, Press either the Add or Edit button, and then display the Target window:...

The TB-Auto Type.jpg shows two entries are matching the login page Window Title, i.e. "- Webmail" and "- Thunderbird". Without knowing the Window Title of the login page it is difficult to guess which entry target window in the respective entries match the login page Window Title. To find the full webpage window title make sure the login page is displayed in the browser. Then open an entry, select the entry's Auto-Type tab, Press the Add or Edit button, and then display the Target window: field's...

The TB-Auto Type.jpg shows two entries are matching the login page Window Title, i.e. "- Webmail" and "- Thunderbird". Without knowing the Window Title of the login page it is difficult to guess which entry target window in the respective entries match the login page Window Title. To find the full webpage window title make sure the login page is displayed in the browser. Then open an entry, select the entry's Auto-Type tab, Press the Add or Edit button, and then display the Target window: field's...

I previously used KeePass' auto-type function to login into my e-mail via Thunderbird and also via Firefox to UK2's webmail. Both these automatically logged me in with no problem, even though the username and password were identical for both; The automatic login behavior you are describing might be your browser automatically logging you in NOT KeePass auto-type. Make sure your browser is not configured to save passwords. However, since changing to use stackmail via Thunderbird, I am being presented...

I previously used KeePass' auto-type function to login into my e-mail via Thunderbird and also via Firefox to UK2's webmail. Both these automatically logged me in with no problem, even though the username and password were identical for both; The automatic login behavior you are describing might be your browser automatically logging you in NOT KeePass auto-type. Make sure your browser is not configured to save passwords. However, since changing to use stackmail via Thunderbird, I am being presented...