Roslyne
Not sure if it will work for you, but seemed to work for me. I upgraded (?) from a WinXp to a Win7 computer and loaded V4.3.3 (of which I still had a downloaded copy) and everything seemed to work well, but Easyfile wanted me to upgrade to V6.0.0. I hit the upgrade button, but if you don't keep a watch, easyfile times out and then you have to start from scratch, so I rather downloaded V6.0.0 (All 80MB of it)
Anyway I installed V6.0.0 and also could not log in. So then I uninstalled it (Via Control Panel>Add/remove programs) and installed V4.3.3 and when I started easyfile again the original screen (that I recall from way back) popped up with ADMIN and then asking you to enter two usernames with passwords. So entered new usernames and passwords. All fine. I fooled around in easyfile a bit, made a backup (Utilities>backup), uninstalled V4.3.3 and installed V6.0.0. I started V6.0.0 and when it asked me for a username and password I tried one of the new ones and it worked.
To summarise:
1.Make a backup of your easyfile database in a user folder (eg My documents) that will not get deleted under any uninstall process
2. Uninstall easyfile employer V6.0.x on your computer (In Win7 Start>Settings>Control Panel>Programs and Features>[right click on programs and select remove])
2.1. (I did not do this step see NOTE 1) Remove all remnants of easyfile from your computer to clear the computer's brain (except the backup of your database of course)
Delete the folder C:/Program Files/easyfile employer (probably not necessary, but just to make sure)
Delete the folder (In Win 7) C:/Users/<yourusername>/Appdata>Roaming>EasyfileEmployer$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ($=lots of letters)
3. Install V4.3.3. The original ADMIN screen will pop up asking for two usernames and passwords. Choos new UNs and PWs (you can probably use your old ones but just in case)
4. Run 4.3.3, load your database that saved under step 1 and test to make sure things look in order.
5. Unistall V4.3.3 (similar to step 2)
6. Install V6.0.x
NOTE 1: I did not do step 2.1. My guess is that if you include 2.1 you can go directly to step 6 as (hopefully) it will think it is a completely new installation and it will ask you for new usernames and passwords. I haven't tried this though.
Good luck and let us know if it works.
Laurence
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