Caliber posted on Feb 23, 2018 11:41:22 AM - Report post
Reboot and make sure Trainer manager isn't running.
delete the file
TMLastRun.last
if it exists, here:
C:\Users\\Cheathappens\Trainer Manager
also, you may need to also delete the file:
TMSettings.txt
If still problems, you may need to delete all the folders (not trainers) in the directory holding your trainers, for example if they are here:
C:\My Trainers
Remove the folders (like CRC, Favorite, etc)
If the TM seems to be using a lot of CPU time and taking awhile when you first run it, that is normal. This is ENTIRELY due to Windows defender or many antivirus programs which are bogging the CPU down at kernel level checking the files as the TM is reading them for the first time and then marking them safe. Its a Windows 10 thing..