BradRocker
Apprentice
- Joined
- Jan 3, 2015
- Messages
- 4
- Reaction score
- 0
Hey everyone, I hoping someone may be able to point me in the right direction here....
Let's see - I will keep this as simple as possible.
I recently revamped my laptop. Prior to doing so, I made a "clone drive" or exact copy, of my laptop prior to wiping it. This was in the event that things went south. On my "clone drive" was my BeerSmith 2 with 30 some recipes, all of my equipment profiles, modifications, etc. that I used on a daily basis up until this morning when I redid my laptop.
Once I revamped my laptop, I plugged in my "clone drive" and copied all the BeerSmith folders (CrogramFiles(x86)), etc. back into the exact location. I had a shortcut to BeerSmith in a folder that I use on my desktop as well.
Everything copied over perfectly. I opened BeerSmith only to be told to reactivate (which I did), and now all of my profiles, recipes, mods, etc. are gone.
Is there any way I can get those profiles and recipes back in there - other than redoing them all 1 at a time?
Anyone have any insight on any of this, or have some helpful hints that I might be able to use.
Thanks in advance! Cheers!
Let's see - I will keep this as simple as possible.
I recently revamped my laptop. Prior to doing so, I made a "clone drive" or exact copy, of my laptop prior to wiping it. This was in the event that things went south. On my "clone drive" was my BeerSmith 2 with 30 some recipes, all of my equipment profiles, modifications, etc. that I used on a daily basis up until this morning when I redid my laptop.
Once I revamped my laptop, I plugged in my "clone drive" and copied all the BeerSmith folders (CrogramFiles(x86)), etc. back into the exact location. I had a shortcut to BeerSmith in a folder that I use on my desktop as well.
Everything copied over perfectly. I opened BeerSmith only to be told to reactivate (which I did), and now all of my profiles, recipes, mods, etc. are gone.
Is there any way I can get those profiles and recipes back in there - other than redoing them all 1 at a time?
Anyone have any insight on any of this, or have some helpful hints that I might be able to use.
Thanks in advance! Cheers!