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GuyR

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  1. Thank goodness for these forums. I'm on Windows 7 64-bit, and like GyroFalcon, after adding a local item and attempting to sync, I got the same error message. I also sync to DropBox, and I am also a long-time Premium member.  I have no idea how long I haven't been syncing.  I have Enpass on many other systems: other Windows, Linux and Android.  Fortunately, following the instructions provided by Abhishek Dewan, I was able to get my Windows Enpass syncing with DropBox again.  Thanks.  Since all my data is in DropBox, I skipped the step of making a local backup.

    Any idea why this happens? It's a little alarming, since I keep all my authentication info in Enpass.  If I were ever truly to lose this data, I'd be in a really bad situation.

  2. Found this post via search.  I *am* a registered Enpass user, and just got this exact same experience also on Windows 7 SP 1 64-bit in December 2024.

    Furthermore, after I manually downloaded the update, I received the following error upon trying to install it:

    The procedure entry point PowerRegisterSuspendResumeNotification could
    not be located in the dynamic link library POWRPROF.dll.

    So, apparently, the last version to work with Windows 7 is 6.9.5.

  3. My primary system is still Windows 7.  I will never upgrade it to Windows 11.  For one, it doesn't qualify, and two, even if it did, I don't like Windows 11.

    Tonight, while running Enpass (installed version 6.7.2), I asked it to check for updates.  It found 6.11.5, but when I instructed it to download now, it tried but then responded "file not found". I thought that was odd, so I downloaded the file myself from the website. Setup finished successfully, but when I tried to fun it, I got a popup error message:

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    The procedure entry point PowerRegisterSuspendResumeNotification could not be located in the dynamic link library POWRPROF.dll.

    So, then I went on a hunt to find the installer for the version I had been using: 6.7.2.  With the help of Google, I found it:

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    Finally, my question: What is the final version of Enpass that is compatible with Windows 7?  Thanks.

  4. Before posting, I searched for similar discussions and found several.  For example, here's one:

    I already have Enpass running in Windows, Android and other Linux installations.  So I'm not sure why this one is different.  Well, the version is newer: Ubuntu MATE 23.10, and is running in a VirtualBox VM, so maybe that has something to do with it.

    At any rate, I followed instructions to install, and that went without error.  I'm able to start the app, but when I select Dropbox as my vault, it tells me that is opening Dropbox in a browser to authenticate, but the browser is never opened.  I found a suggestion to try running Enpass as root user, and that actually worked; it opened a browser and went to the Dropbox site.

    Well, obviously, I don't want to use the root user to access Enpass, so I copied the link from the root browser, then exited root.  I then opened up my default browser (Firefox), and restarted Enpass.  When I told it to use Dropbox for my vault, it again sat there spinning.  But I jumped in Firefox and pasted the link I had copied from root.  It authenticated me, and then passed the authentication back to Enpass.  This actually worked! :-O  Enpass finally asked me for my Dropbox password; for those who find this post by search, at this point you must enter your *master* password, not your normal Dropbox password.

    Hopefully this helps somebody.  Let me know if anyone would like to try to debug this.  I have the VM backed up, so I can easily recreate the problem scenario.

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  5. Garima, thank you for the reply.  Fortunately for me, I had only changed the category of 2 items, from Login to Password.  I will now delete those two items, then re-add them directly to the Password category. 

    I am fairly new to Enpass, so I'm still on the learning curve.  Just tonight, I learned that data fields are not associated directly with a category.  Instead, data fields are associated with a template, and when creating a new item, we pick the category, and then if the category contains multiple templates, we select the template.  My misunderstanding comes from working with the Password category, which apparently has only one associated template, so we don't get prompted to select the template.

    But I still think the current implementation is faulty.  The Password category has only one template (which I'm guessing may be named the Password template), but I was allowed to change an item from the Login category using the Default template to the Password category.  Since the Password category only allows the Password template, the app should not have permitted the move of an item with the Default template to the Password category.

    I appreciate the flexibility that has been built into Enpass, but I think it will end up causing many users confusion.  Enpass allows me to Add Field or Add Section to each individual item, and even to remove sections from existing items.  Instead, I think those capabilities should exist only for Templates.  That way, all items using a particular template would all have the same sections and fields.  Between a category being able to contain any template via the Change Category action, and individual items being able to add or remove sections and fields, there's a strong possibility for data inconsistency. We can't expect the end user to remember all the changes he or she made over years of use to cause this data inconsistency, so better to prevent it in the first place.

    Thank you.

  6. Garima, I appreciate your reply.  Changing a single icon is not a huge deal, though of course having the app do it automatically is easier than requiring me to do it every time I change an item's category.  However, asking the user to change the field list is not a reasonable approach.  The items I changed went from category Login to category Password.  Here is the list of fields for Login:

    1. Username
    2. E-mail
    3. Password
    4. Website
    5. Phone number
    6. One-time code
    7. Security question
    8. Security answer
    9. Tags
    10. Notes

    And here is the list of fields for Password:

    1. Login
    2. Password
    3. Access
    4. Tags
    5. Notes

    Asking your customers to manually change this set of fields every time an item's category is changed is not realistic.  This is much too large an effort to undertake manually.

  7. I'm running version 6.6.2 on Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.  Lifetime Premium member.

    I have a couple items I originally entered in the Login category, and later used the "Change Category" on the context menu to change the category to Password.  I noticed after making this change that the item shows up when I click the Password category in the left pane.  However, the item seems to have retained all the details from when it was in the Login category.  The icon is the globe icon for the Login category rather than the key icon for the password category.  I was able to easily fix that by editing the item and then clicking the icon, which then displayed the "Choose Icon" slide-out window.

    However, the bigger issue is that the item retains the Login template.  This is easy to see because items in the Login category show the following fields by default: Username, E-mail and Password, while items in the Password category show the following fields by default: Login and Password. (Yes, I know it is confusing that the Login template identifies the user using Username, while the Password template identifies the user using Login. Different bug.)  The items for which I switched categories from Login to Password continue to show the 3 Login fields, instead of the two Password fields.

    When the user changes an item's category, the app should change the icon and template accordingly.  Thanks.

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