Hi there...
I have problem with elephant software.I dowloaded it,installed and when i clicked to start the program some massage pop-up and it says something about anonymos usage stastistics for google or something like that...so i clicked on accept selection and suddenly everything dissapear.
Socan anyone help me with this,please...
Hey Saka000,
so at wich point exactly are you stuck right now? Can you start PokerStrategy.com Elephant successfully?
No,i can not start the program...When i click on the shortcut on my desktop just that massage pop-up,after that i click on accept selecion and everything dissapear.
I do not know what is the problem,but also i can tell you that i had a 0.87 version on my first pc before and everything was vorking.
Please install 0.87 again (if you can't find it in the developer blog entries, shout at me, I'll upload it). After installing 0.87 uninstall this version again and then install 0.101
Oh... alright.
For the next step you need to delete the user.config file which can be found here:
Win Vista/7:
Start -> Run (or Windowskey + R) -> "%appdata" -> Enter.
You should end up here: "C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming"
Navigate to: C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\PokerStrategy.com and search for the file "user.config". Delete every file you find with this name and try again to start the program.
You can then proceed to install version 0.101 if 0.87 is starting up without errors.
After all i tried i can conclude that i can not start Elephant with or without Google message.In other words,the problem is in software which when i start it,he starts "initialising" and everythin dissapears.
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Anyone with some kind of solution is welcome.
I tried to find location on my computer but i did not find "C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming" and when i : Start -> Run (or Windowskey + R) -> "%appdata" -> Enter,it says that he can not find location at all.Can you explain me a little closer about deleting user.config file,please?
Originally posted by stanisluv
the correct windows vista\7 var is %localappdata% but not %appdata%![]()
That's it - my approach was a little bit too complicated. You should be able to find the "user.config" file this way.