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  1. That's right, none of the bad speccy files will load anywhere, not even the PC that made them, whether before or after restarting speccy. I recommend the devs commence by looking at the "matching" bad .txt files - basically they look correct as far as they go, but they all stop short at a hard disk line "serial number", not always the first hard disk reported on. Note that the txt files are bad in sync with the speccy files - on a given pc either both are bad or both are good. It is interesting that although the speccy and .txt files are bad, the .xml and Print... appear to be ok. My zip file (earlier post) contains matching bad speccy, txt and matching good xml; you gotta take my word for it that the matching Print was ok.
  2. OK, here http://www.mediafire.com/?4owy0q85e95t1e6 I redid it with Speccy 107, getting the same result as before with 106. See the Read Me in the zip file.
  3. 1. I did say I tried to attach a speccy file and it wouldn't let me. So I will happily do that if someone can tell me how. After I choose the .speccy file using Browse... and then click on Attach This File, it says "Error You aren't permitted to upload this kind of file". There is no hint of why not, how I might gain permission, or any other alternatives. 2. I did say I didn't have the problem on all computers, only some. Ergo I do know how to do it and I do know the difference between bad output and good output. I did provide a URL and a .txt file for the same PC. A quick comparison of them will show (prove) that the .txt file is wrong. It is quite clear and certain the statement <so most likly "the output from Save Snapshot and Save as Text file are bad" is not a true statement> is false. In other words, the output from Save Snapshot and Save as Text file are bad, without doubt, for those computers where the problem exists. 3. I went to a lot of trouble to research and post extensive details. I am now really upset (can you tell) that Nergal has dismissed my input with little consideration. My aim was to help improve a fine product. Such responses will not help that aim. The only appropriate response when someone says there is a fault is to attempt to identify and resolve, not to dismiss. Thanks
  4. I get this same error "Error loading data: Incorrect Speccy data file" after File | Load Snapshot... It does not matter whether I attempt the Load Snapshot on the same or a different PC to the one where the snapshot was created. It happens for many but not all of the PCs I have created snapshots on. Both XP and Vista. Importantly, whenever the snapshot is bad, so too is the equivalent .txt created at the same time using File | Save as Text file... The fault is consistent - on every occasion I have had the fault it has been that it stopped short at a few lines into the Hard Drives section. Always seems to be truncating at the end of the Serial Number line; however in one case I noticed, where there were 3 internal HDD in the pc, it listed the first and second HDDs fully, and truncated at the end of the Serial Number line for the third HDD. Truncations have all been, as far as I have noticed, at the end of Serial Number lines for WDC disks - maybe Speccy doesn't like something about WDC? My conclusion is that the output from Save Snapshot and Save as Text file are bad. Note that Save as XML and Publish Snapshot work properly even when Save Snapshot and Save as Text file do not. I'm using portable Speccy freshly downloaded from the Piriform website. Exhibits good: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/x2WGLM9BdetYv7x7Oquk48F bad.txt attached bad.speccy - it wouldn't let me attach this, plain nor zipped good.xps - I was gonna add this, but I couldn't work out how to remove the identifying info bad2.txt this is from a different computer, with 3 HDD, it stopped after a few lines into the third HDD listed. Thanks bad.txt bad2.txt
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