Start over with Windows Beta [Data is in %LOCALAPPDATA%\1Password]
How do I start over with Windows beta? I uninstalled through Programs and Features, re-downloaded and reinstalled but it's pulling my vault data from somewhere. All accounts (Dropbox and Families) have been removed.
Background: I added my Families vault first, then my Dropbox vault. The app is defaulting to the Families vault and I need it to default to Dropbox and there doesn't appear to be a way to change the default vault yet. So, I tried removing both and adding them back in the order of preference but I'm stuck.
Thank you!
1Password Version: 2016.5.1801d
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Win 10
Sync Type: Dropbox, Families
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I'll answer my own question.
[Updated by MikeT to clarify the instruction]:
- Enter
%LOCALAPPDATA%\1Password
in Windows' File Explorer's address bar and it'll list the content of your 1Password folder. - You can then move the 20160504.sqlite out of this folder or rename it and start 1Password, it'll start over.
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:smile:
Thanks for updating this thread and letting us know you're all good to go.
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I'm having the same problem as I recently app to changed to a new account key (using 1Password for families). I don't seem to have the C:\Users\%username%\AppData\1Password folder. Is there another way to reset?
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'adddata' is a hidden folder. You would need to change File Explorer to show hidden folders (the method varies depending on what version of Windows you using), make the changes, then hide hidden folders again.
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@architect1337, @pvilliger: Maybe I've changed something on my system, but it seems like while you cannot manually navigate to the hidden folder, it's possible to go to the folder directly just by typing it into the address bar in Windows File Explorer:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\1Password
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I've updated the original post and title to clarify things:
- Enter
%LOCALAPPDATA%\1Password
in Windows' File Explorer's address bar and it'll list the content of your 1Password folder. - You can then move the 20160504.sqlite out of this folder or rename it and start 1Password, it'll start over.
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Hi @pvilliger,
You don't need to reset the app's database, you can sign out and sign back into your 1Password account. To do this, click on Settings > Accounts & Vaults, hover over your current account to expand its menu and it'll show the Sign out button. Wait for it to remove the data and then use the same Settings > Accounts & Vaults menu to sign into the same 1Password account with the new updated account key.
We're going to add support for updating your account key/password in a future update, so that it'll know when it needs it and prompt you for the updated credentials.
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