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After conquering the (see) "Changed Passwords Problem" thread i was able to get back into the Password Manager (PM). i found a very corrupt database in my case. there were multiple duplicate groups with anywhere from 0 to 7 passwords and very many saved passwords with no username AND/OR no password. i fixed those that i could and deleted the rest so out of 59 passwords, i'm left with 19 good ones which i saved into the "Default" folder. i then deleted all of the groups that i had created, and began creating new ones. i don't know if the database is case sensitive or not so my new method of naming (vice all lowercase) was ACCouNTS, and perSONals etc. once i had all of my groups named, i began saving the good saves from the default folder into their respective group. having completed that to my satisifaction, i then used the toolbar to export the data to a webroot csv file. to make a long story short i'll leave out the part where i then shut down everything and went to bed. lol this morning i log onto the browser toolbar and import all of that nice clean date i spent all nite working on and now when i get into PM it looks like... please see Blank Password Manager.jpg @ http://1drv.ms/1pH39CV . ne1 know a quick fix??!? (like there's such a thing) i've already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the toolbar (but not in safe mode w/ networking) yet? thanks in advance for your time and consideration and (input if you have any) !!?! lol
Best answer by bogeyman459
Hi Dan
Here's the latest development straight from the horses mouth, so to speak!!!
Hello,
Thank you for contacting Webroot Support.
We have just been made aware of this issue. It appears to be affecting both Internet Explorer and Chrome browsers. We recommend you use an alternative browser in the mean time for example Mozilla Firefox. The passwords in your online account are accessible from this browser.
The passwords are also still accessible in the toolbar of all browsers. If you prefer to continue to use Internet Explorer and/or Chrome, you can access your passwords from the toolbar if necessary while we investigate this issue.
Regards,
Webroot Support Team
EDIT:
Confirmed! I have no problems whatsoever when using Mozilla Firefox??!?
Here's the latest development straight from the horses mouth, so to speak!!!
Hello,
Thank you for contacting Webroot Support.
We have just been made aware of this issue. It appears to be affecting both Internet Explorer and Chrome browsers. We recommend you use an alternative browser in the mean time for example Mozilla Firefox. The passwords in your online account are accessible from this browser.
The passwords are also still accessible in the toolbar of all browsers. If you prefer to continue to use Internet Explorer and/or Chrome, you can access your passwords from the toolbar if necessary while we investigate this issue.
Regards,
Webroot Support Team
EDIT:
Confirmed! I have no problems whatsoever when using Mozilla Firefox??!?
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