johnpank

I did steps 1 - 3. But it is still saying, on the setting advanced tab, that the data location is "D:\Enpass\Enpass". I want to change this to just "D:\enpass". But it won't let me. It tells me "New location can not be inside current location". I erased everything, so why does it still have this as the data location? I even erased the entire d:\enpass folder. There is another problem. After re-installing, I get a yellow banner on the bottom, saying "Unlock more features for free". If I click on "Activate" it eventually seems to install and switch me to a different version of the Enpass app. Instead of the "website version" that I installed, it switches me to "Enpass Light". Instead of using steps 4-5 to setup sync, I found I just needed to do this: Add the Enpass folder to Google Drive Restore the Enpass data from Google Drive on a second computer. Is there any disadvantage to do it this way, as opposed to running "Setup Sync" from within the Enpass settings? If not, I would prefer not to use the Enpass "Setup Sync", since I don't know what it is doing under the covers.

I have Enpass for desktop on Windows 10. I wanted to (1) Copy the Enpass data files from the original location "C:\users\johnpank\Enpass" to D:\ENPASS and (2) sync this folder using Google Drive, so I can access it from my other PC's. I copied my existing Enpass data files to D:\ENPASS. I right-clicked on D:\ENPASS and selected the Google Drive option "Sync or Backup this folder". Now this folder appears on my Google Drive under "Computers/AsusLaptop/ENPASS'. Then I wanted to change the data file location within Enpass settings to D:\ENDPASS. But in trying to do this it gave me the option to "Sync to the Cloud" and one of the choices was "Google Drive". Therefore I selected this and followed all the prompts. When I was done, a different version of Enpass opened on my PC. It said "Enpass Light". Now I had two versions of Enpass running. When I looked in the settings to see where the Enpass data files were, it said they were in D:\ENPASS\Enpass. It had created a subfolder "Enpass" within D:\ENPASS that has a second copy of .settings, Backups and Vaults. Now I don't know where I am and how to get back to a normal system.