Tally Prime Error Application Settings Are Lost -
Report: TallyPrime Error - Application Settings Are Lost
1. Executive Summary
This report details the causes, diagnostic steps, and resolution procedures for the error/issue where TallyPrime user-specific settings (Configuration) are reset, lost, or fail to save. This issue typically manifests as the software reverting to default settings (e.g., Default Godown, Numbering Method, Printing configurations) upon restarting the application.
Step 1: Do Not Panic – Click "Yes" First
- Click "Yes" – Tally Prime automatically searches for a recent backup of your settings (usually a
.tsbor.txtfile in the Tally installation folder). If found, it restores them. Your customizations (like invoice formats) will return. Your company data remains untouched. - Click "No" – Tally Prime loads factory default settings. You will lose your print layouts, keyboard shortcuts, and export preferences, but you can reconfigure them manually later.
- Corruption of Tally Prime data files: Tally Prime stores its data in a proprietary format, and sometimes, these data files can become corrupted, leading to errors.
- Improper shutdown or system crash: If Tally Prime is not shut down properly or if the system crashes while Tally Prime is running, it can cause data loss and lead to this error.
- Virus or malware infection: Malware or virus infections can damage Tally Prime's data files, resulting in the loss of application settings.
- Reinstallation of Tally Prime: If Tally Prime is reinstalled without properly backing up the data, the application settings may be lost.
Follow the prompts in the Setup Manager to restore application integrity. 3. Preventive Measures To ensure settings remain permanent, you should: tally prime error application settings are lost
Tally Software Update: Ensure that you are using the latest version of Tally Prime. Sometimes, updates fix known bugs. Report: TallyPrime Error - Application Settings Are Lost 1
Add Exclusions to Antivirus: Put your entire TallyPrime installation and data folder path into the trusted exclusions list of Windows Defender or third-party antivirus apps. Click "Yes" – Tally Prime automatically searches for