Archive that stores the alerts

 

Hi, I configurated my alerts in my desktop computer, but i also have a laptop, I wanted that my configurations in MQL5 of the desktop would be transfered to laptop mainly the alerts. Someone knows which archive do i get in the desktop and past on the laptop?

I tryed copying the whole archive to onedrive (that is shared between the 2 computers) but when i run the program from onedrive, it is like a new one, so the configurations werent copyied.

 
Is laptop Windows?
 
Oleksandr Medviediev #:
Is laptop Windows?
Both are windows
 
The config folder holds machine-specific settings, including Alerts, so it can't be synced directly - you'll need to set them up manually on your laptop.
 
Oleksandr Medviediev #:
The config folder holds machine-specific settings, including Alerts, so it can't be synced directly - you'll need to set them up manually on your laptop.

But the configurations are stored in some file right? Cant i pick up this file and put in the other pc?

 
Fernando Corrêa #:

But the configurations are stored in some file right? Cant i pick up this file and put in the other pc?

Well, yes, the configurations are stored in files, but like I said, they’re tied to the specific machine and setup. Copying them directly to another PC usually doesn’t work as expected. It’s easier to just recreate the settings manually.
 
Oleksandr Medviediev #:
Well, yes, the configurations are stored in files, but like I said, they’re tied to the specific machine and setup. Copying them directly to another PC usually doesn’t work as expected. It’s easier to just recreate the settings manually.
Could say me ehich files are those? I think it is worth trying
 
Fernando Corrêa #: Could say me ehich files are those? I think it is worth trying

This is the file to copy for the alerts → ".\Bases\alerts.dat"

On the same computer, it works for me, but I don't know if it will work from one computer to another.

EDIT: The file is binary, but seems unencrypted, so it should work between different computers.

 
Fernando Corrêa #:
Could say me ehich files are those? I think it is worth trying

"config" folder.

 
@Oleksandr Medviediev #: "config" folder.
See my previous post. The alerts are in the "Bases" folder, and seems unencrypted.
 
Fernando Carreiro #:
See my previous post. The alerts are in the "Bases" folder, and seems unencrypted.
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