Sleepyhead 9.6 Oximetry files disappeared

[coolbranch]

Where are all my *.spor files? I use Contec CMS50D+ finger pulse/oximeter.

I can view the file from the SH Oximetry tab as the files are seemingly located in C:\Program Files (x86)\SpO2\Data

But, when I attempt to view them outside the SH Program and drill to the above referenced folder, all I can see is "this-dir-intentionallly-left-blank".

I am trying to keep the files in mirror backup, but the backup program is not picking the files up?

[palerider]

Where are all my *.spor files? I use Contec CMS50D+ finger pulse/oximeter.

I can view the file from the SH Oximetry tab as the files are seemingly located in C:\Program Files (x86)\SpO2\Data

But, when I attempt to view them outside the SH Program and drill to the above referenced folder, all I can see is "this-dir-intentionallly-left-blank".

I am trying to keep the files in mirror backup, but the backup program is not picking the files up?

windows 7 or 8x?
winblows is being *helpful* again...

I found min in c:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\SpO2\Data

and, yes, kids, this is another reason I prefer linux.

[coolbranch]

Using Windows 7. Sleepyhead 9.6. Sleepyhead program when open can see the daily oximeter files, but Windows Explorer can not. Not even with a search of the drive. The new version SH 9.6 hides the files or places them in a protected or hidden folder. Beats me. I would like to keep the file backed up.

[palerider]

Using Windows 7. Sleepyhead 9.6. Sleepyhead program when open can see the daily oximeter files, but Windows Explorer can not. Not even with a search of the drive. The new version SH 9.6 hides the files or places them in a protected or hidden folder. Beats me. I would like to keep the file backed up.

sleepyhead isn't hiding the files, winblows is hiding the files.

check the path I mentioned. substituting your username as approprite.

[coolbranch]

You are correct. Somehow I missed a folder when drilling down. Thank you!

[palerider]

another fine example of micro$oft "helping"...