Some while ago Evernote lost a lot of my work during a "sync" process. I was given an extra year on my premium account as recompense, but I decided to stop using it for important notes as I didn't want to run the risk of losing them again.
However yesterday I thought I'd give it another chance, and I began by putting a selection of my notes back into it - 95 notes in all. Then I clicked the sync button. It was still "syncing" after half an hour, even though some other software told me Evernote was no longer accessing any remote server. I thought that perhaps the software was wrong and it may take some time, so I left it "syncing" overnight.
This morning I see it is still "syncing" so I quit the application and looked at the web interface of my account. There it says I have 33 notebooks, not the 95 that I was trying to sync.
Now I could just click the sync button again, but I don't want to waste six more hours waiting while nothing actually happens.
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Some while ago Evernote lost a lot of my work during a "sync" process. I was given an extra year on my premium account as recompense, but I decided to stop using it for important notes as I didn't want to run the risk of losing them again.
However yesterday I thought I'd give it another chance, and I began by putting a selection of my notes back into it - 95 notes in all. Then I clicked the sync button. It was still "syncing" after half an hour, even though some other software told me Evernote was no longer accessing any remote server. I thought that perhaps the software was wrong and it may take some time, so I left it "syncing" overnight.
This morning I see it is still "syncing" so I quit the application and looked at the web interface of my account. There it says I have 33 notebooks, not the 95 that I was trying to sync.
Now I could just click the sync button again, but I don't want to waste six more hours waiting while nothing actually happens.
What do I do now?
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