GameSave Manager

From what I recall, the v3.x branch requires Administrative rights to create entries within the Windows Task Scheduler (via schtasks.exe).

Scheduled Tasks use the Windows Task Scheduler, not the Run registry key that the Task Manager (of Windows 10 at least) has a 'Startup' tab for.

Hold the WinKey on your keyboard and press R. Enter taskschd.msc and press enter.
You should find GSM_ entries here.

orn1989 wrote: ↑29 May 2018, 01:54 how did you fix it? i have been having that same problem for a while now...

Try running with Administrative rights (right-click and select Run as administrator).

Hey, that seems like the solution I need for a similar issue with LEGO Marvel Super Heroes. But I have no idea where to insert this code. I'm a total noob, could anyone help me with a step-by-step? There's several ways of specifying a commandline, the easiest is probably through a shortcut. Right-c...

Have you tried configuring GameSave Manager to "ignore" the entry?
Use the /ignore commandline for this:

This is a known issue, which hasn't been addressed due to development focus being put onto the much long awaited v4.x branch. You can configure a "Default Backup Directory" through Program Settings and specify your OneDrive directory. By default, OneDrive's sync folder is in C:\Users\usern...

What version of GameSave Manager are you using?
Which version did you initially create the backup(s) with?
Have you tried opening the archive through something like 7zip and manually extracting?

Sync & Link works by processing directories as a whole. This limitation means that if an entry (both Custom or 'Official') don't use *.* for it's inclusion rulesets (and have no exclusion rulesets), Sync & Link will not list it. You can, however, overwrite this behaviour within Program Setti...

You can download the 4.0.090 Alpha here.
Alternatively, open your .gsba file(s) within your favourite archiving tool and extract manually.

Open up the Task Scheduler tool (hold the WinKey and press R, then enter taskschd.msc[/i]) From the tree list on the left of the window, click " Task Scheduler Library " Look for an entry starting with GSM_ and double-click it Click the Triggers tab Either edit an existing 'trigger' or cl...