Open your company with the new folder (if not able to rename 'old' folder, stop pervasive service and try to rename again.

Open the original company data folder and copy the following files and folders and Paste into your new folder:.

Inside the data path, create a New Folder, and then Rename the folder.

Locate the program path and data path follow Article ID 10165: How to find data path and program path.Identify the name and location of your data directory follow Article ID 10199: How to locate company directories.Make sure that the computer is set to show file extensions and hidden files follow Article ID 19103: How to show file extensions and hidden files, folders, and drives.Option III: Run an expendable file cleanup Restore a backup that was stored on a device that was not infected. Note: If the computer was infected by the Crypto Wall virus, the backup files may also have been damaged. Verify you no longer receive an error accessing the particular maintenance record.Restore a backup of your company before the error message began see Article 10097: How to restore a backup for assistance.Option II: Company data is corrupt or damaged Open Sage 50 and verify you no longer receive an error accessing maintenance records.To do this, follow these steps: On the Exchange Server 2010 hybrid server, open a Command Prompt window, and then move to the following folder: C:WindowsMicrosoft.NetFrameworkv3.0Windows Communication Foundation. Right-click Pervasive PSQL Workgroup Engine and select Restart To resolve this issue, run the ServiceModelReg.exe -r command to reinstall the handler mappings in IIS.Option I: Restart Pervasive PSQL Workgroup Engine

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