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GPU Client issue

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Vodka30

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I have a slight GPU client issue. I am attempting to get FahMon setup on my local network. All of the network computers are running well but the GPU on the computer running FahMon for whatever reason is not creating a log file in either Application Data folder or the C:\FAHGPU folder for me to sync to. Anyone have any ideas? I have attempted to delete the work file (no luck), reinstalled (no luck). I've tried to do some research but since log file is a key word in every issue its to many pages.

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right click the GPU systray icon, Status -> Log file. The directory it lives in will be listed at top

or

limit the scope of the search to the local hard drive for FAHlog.txt
 
When I click log file, it says the file does not exist and ask me if I want to create it. So no luck there.

**EDIT: Found it, was hiding in C:\Users\******\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Folding@home\Folding@home-gpu
Dont really know why FAH-GPU uses so many random directories.

Thanks for the assistance Otter.
 
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Vodka30 said:
When I click log file, it says the file does not exist and ask me if I want to create it. So no luck there.

**EDIT: Found it, was hiding in C:\Users\******\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Folding@home\Folding@home-gpu
Dont really know why FAH-GPU uses so many random directories.

Thanks for the assistance Otter.
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ok thats no where near where its suppose to be but ok.. depending on if you manually start the client or use the auto start that was setup when it installs it should either be in program files\folding@home\folding@home-gpu or user\account\appdata\roaming\folding@home-gpu..

because whether you know it or not the client actually installs its self twice.. once in your appdata/roaming folder which is the auto start client when windows starts and in your program files folder which is the client thats used when you manually start it using the start menu shortcut..
 
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