Andrew Kolstee

19 minutes ago, DTLow said:

Reinstalling the app doesn't fix a corrupted database; you need to delete the database folder   
The database will be rebuilt from the servers (except for Local Notebooks and unsync'd notes)

My database folder is located at 
/Users/DTLow/Library/Group Containers/Q79WDW8YH9.com.evernote.Evernote

Thank you very much! This worked!

I just purchased a new MacBook Pro and transferred all my files. Evernote kept crashing upon opening, so I reinstalled it. However, it continues to crash. I can only have Evernote open for about 3 seconds before it closes and "Evernote quit unexpectedly"

Thanks for any help!

4 hours ago, Lewis-H said:

Each device where you’re signed in to the Evernote app counts toward your device limit.

If you have multiple devices of the same type, each one counts toward your device limit. For example, if you sign in to your Evernote account on two different iPhones, it’s counted as two devices.

If multiple people sign in to separate accounts on the same Evernote app, on the same device, that device counts as one device for each Evernote account. For example, if you and your spouse share a Mac at home and use account switching to sign in to each of your accounts, the Mac counts as one device for you and one device for your spouse.

You can remove a device from your account on the "Devices" page in your account settings.

I hope this helps!

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I only have one iPhone and one laptop.

1 minute ago, Dave-in-Decatur said:

Please read through some of the suggestions above. The likelihood is that someone stole passwords from some some other site (not Evernote) and kept trying them till they found one that would work on Evernote. Best advice seems to be to change your password to something unique, and otherwise strengthen your security.

Yeah, I changed my security settings.

I am having the same issue and I only have a MacBook Air and an iPhone. I am now locked out except for the web browser version. I like to sometimes reference Evernote on my phone, which is usually once or twice per month. I guess this month I did this more than twice. I always unsync an iPhone but don't know what it is. Perhaps I'll just delete it from my iPhone and not use the iPhone app. I'll probably just take notes in Apple Notes and move them to Evernote on my laptop later.

Hello,

I have 2 devices: my MacBook Air and iPhone. I only use Evernote on my iPhone to reference Evernote a couple times per month when I am not at my computer, but mostly use Evernote on my computer.

I would always have to unsync a device and I hit my unsync limit. This is because Evernote sees my iPhone as 2 different devices.

Now I cannot access Evernote on my laptop!

What do I do?