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Go to Settings > Configure Digikam > Collections <br>
You can add a new collection at the directory you want and delete
the old one<br>
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Mick<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 02/04/16 16:26, Tim Auran wrote:<br>
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I installed digiKam, but initially set up the directory for the
photos incorrectly. I have since uninstalled the software and
attempted to reinstall the software, but somehow the new
installation continues to try to look in the location of the
previous installation for the database, which no longer exists.
I cannot alter the database or configuration settings once
digiKam starts. I also did not save a copy of the original
database.
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<div>I have looked for registry keys and other ini files that
could have been left behind, to no avail.</div>
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<div>Does anyone know how to fix this problem?</div>
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