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shypike wrote:Try to search the entire registry for "SABnzbd". Remove all you find.
You'll need to use regedit for that.

That did the trick. Searched the registry and replaced all occurances of the old username with the new one (only where it was necessary of course ).

Thanks!

Has anyone found a solution for this yet? I've changed my windows user account too and I'm running into the exact same problem... :( The workaround works but it doesn't solve the problem with file associations when opening nzb files. I even uninstalled sabnzbd, including the user settings, cleaned t...