My backups have always been done manually. Open two windows of File Explorer, one the source the other destination, then copy/paste, etc.

Three questions, please.
1. Will KR work from my user account? Some comments above indicate not. All my data to be backed up is in my user’s account My Documents.
2. Can I specify a folder(s) in My Documents to NOT be backed up?
3. Will KR work overnight if the computer is in Sleep mode? (That’s a dumb question. Am sure the answer is no. But let me ask.)

BTW, Karen’s Replicator runs on Win11. Still a terrific program. For those of you who experience files not saved, be sure that a destination folder has been created beforehand in the destination drive. Karen does not copy contents of a folder if there is no destination folder specified to save the contents to. Karen can save to a cloud based folder but be sure the path is specified correctly and works. However, transfer speed is determined by the connection speed. Uploads speeds via cable are generally 20% of the download speed unless you have fiber where upload and download speeds are the same speed (symmetrical). I save to a local NAS daily and weekly to a virtual drive in the cloud.

WHAT WAS HAPPENING?
After updating my laptop to Windows 10 V22H2 (probably one of the last Windows 10 updates, but hey — ya work with whatcha got!), the Replicator desktop app would not start, even though the job PTReplicator was running in Resource Monitor. I looked for, found and installed a more recent version of Replicator (3.7.5 — v3.7 had been installed on the laptop prior to the Windows update), but the problem persisted.

HOW DID I FIX IT?
I ran across this blog post, and followed the link to MajorGeeks.com, which automatically downloaded Replicator version 3.7.6.
By this time I had multiple versions of Replicator installed, so I uninstalled all of them (using the uninstall.exe program in the app folder, since Replicator doesn’t show up in Windows Add/Remove Programs), including the Replicator folder itself.
I did this based on the Q&A following the post. There were known issues with the desktop icon not reflecting the correct path to the PTReplicator.exe…so I thought, “well, let’s start from the top!”
I did a complete reinstall of v3.7.6, found Replicator in the Windows Apps list (it was NOT listed under “recently added”), and started it. It started right up, with the saved jobs from v3.7, from before the Windows 22H2 update!
I love Replicator. It’s so straightforward, and does it’s job so well.
From back in the old days, I remember something espoused by PC Magazine — “little utility apps that do one job and do it extraordinarily well”. KarenWare apps are like that, a little utility app that does one job and does it extraordinarily well.

Not sure how my personal name would make my business more “attractive,” though. When I’m in the market as a buyer, I don’t care what the businessperson’s actual name is. I’m not “attracted” to “who they are.” I care about what service(s) they offer and whether they’re good at it. Their personal name doesn’t, to me, make their business “more attractive.”

Using your own writing as an example: you’re a good writer and appear (from my novice perspective) to offer sound advice. It doesn’t matter to me that your name is Peter Stavrou, however. 🙂

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yo is there any chance u can help me i have all the steps done right its just that webbrowserpassview does not save in the logs folder any ideas on how to fix it cause i know this is a old post but not sure y some work and some dont there are like 3 others that don log

im trying to figure this out 2

I think your issue is that you did not create a shortcut to Script.bat outside the tools folder. The Script.bat should be inside the same folder with BulletsPassView.exe, etc but then you create a shortcut and put it outside the folder so you can find and execute it easily.

I have the same problem. When I run Script.bat it says that it can’t find BulletsPassView.exe, ChromePass.exe … But the exe files are there in tools folder and the bat file is also in tools folder.