AllAndNothing

Evernote tech support has been great. Fast responses and they sent me a link to get 10.43 off their server. I uninstalled 10.44 and installed 10.43, and it's working fine.

Thanks again for all the help! I have a paid subscription. I don't use EN often enough for it to be needed in the near term, so I guess I'll wait to see what new releases do. As to the Windows 7 vulnerability, I do periodic full system images to external drives, and will take the warnings to heart and do them more frequently. And work to get a boost of cash in here so I can get a new computer running Windows 10 already (and can free up the time to migrate everything to it). Once a new release is shown to be working okay on Windows 7, so you think I have to do anything to surgically remove what's on the machine other than the standard uninstall process before installing it?

Thanks for the help and advice. EN tech support so far says it's not supposed to be a problem with Windows 7 but I probably have a first-level tech messaging me so far. They're having it looked into. I sent log files. Meanwhile, they suggest I go to the legacy version, way back. I asked why they can't send me a link to get 10.43 off their server and I'm waiting to hear back. (As much as Windows 7 is a security concern -- there's nothing I can do until the next infusion of capital comes in to buy a computer that can properly run Windows 10 since it's pointless to lose weeks of time installing all my business stuff on a machine that's very old -- and as much as I appreciate the advice, I'm not going to be downloading free software from a third-party site like Filehippo.com and installing it. I have a serious business to run in spite of the limited cash for a new Windows 10 machine yet.)

Windows 7. Had the next-to-latest version of EN, took the option when prompted to update, but in the middle I clicked to open a note, which resulted in an error message. Couldn't open EN after that, so did Uninstall EN, reboot, download current EN (10.44.8)-- but running the setup file resulted in another error message, which is attached.

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I prefer to do image backups of entire drives. I have my OS/Apps on Drive C and my "data" on Drive D. In the past, I directed the Evernote local files database to reside on Drive D. However, since going to the new release it seems to no longer use that at all. It's been a few months now. I have a hiccup in my Windows and plan to restore from an image backup of the entire OS/Apps drive (Drive C) that I created a week ago. I assume there's nothing at all special I need to do in advance with respect to Evernote local files or anything, correct? Thanks!