Quote from: Swifft1 on June 13, 2019, 07:47:31 PM

"Where on D: do you want Armory to store its database?" Thought this is automatic when you download the program?

It will store on C: usually but I think you mentioned you'd like them both on D: ?
I've set it to "D:\ArmoryDB" in the config file.

Quote from: Swifft1 on June 13, 2019, 07:47:31 PM

"Datadir" = D:Bitcoin
Bitcoin Core is on the D: drive
Armory is on the C: or D: drive. I've tried both

Great. I've made these .conf files for you to download:
https://gofile.io/?c=qu6xRt

You may need to manually create a new folder named "ArmoryDB" on D: (i.e at the same level as the Bitcoin folder).

Open just Armory and go to File> Settings
Make sure your settings look like this:
Click Save and close Armory entirely - make sure ArmoryDB is not running in the background
Type the following into your taskbar and hit return:

Code:

%appdata%\Armory\

This should open a window with your Armory wallet files and log files, but if you don't see that you can get there manually (some folders may be hidden by default):

Code:

C:\Users\yourusernamegoeshere\AppData\Roaming\Armory

Copy the downloaded "armoryqt.conf" to this directory
Navigate to D:\Bitcoin and rename the existing "bitcoin.conf" to "bitcoin.backup" (or anything else) and copy the downloaded "bitcoin.conf" here.
Go to D:\. Make a new folder here called "ArmoryDB", just in case Armory doesn't create it
If Bitcoin Core has been running, shut it down - you could restart the machine at this step, for good measure, if you want to make sure everything is shut down.
Start Bitcoin Core again and wait for it load the blockchain i.e. let it get to the overview screen
Keep Bitcoin Core running and start Armory.
Cross your fingers

At this point Armory should start building from the correct and current blockchain. Will take a little while but there should be progress info in the Armory window.
If this doesn't do it, we really need to see your logs as has been suggested by bob123.