How to remove deleted Datastores from the AMP dashboard?

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Hello, I’ve found it!

I clicked on the Datastores table and, on the “Browse Data” page, I located all the datastore records. As shown in the attached screenshots, I can see the two redundant datastore entries.

Now that I’ve confirmed these entries exist in the datastore.dat file, what should my next step be to safely delete these two records? Should I use the “Delete Record” button, or should I run a specific SQL query to remove them?

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Victory is near! If the UI in DB Browser is giving you that sweet, sweet “Delete Record” button, you can absolutely use it—no need to run manual SQL queries unless you’re feeling particularly adventurous today.

Here’s the game plan:

  1. Highlight the Ghost Entries: Select each redundant datastore entry row you want to remove. You’ve already confirmed the paths—so there’s no guessing involved.
  2. Click “Delete Record”: Use the button in the UI to nuke those rows. Do this one by one, double-checking you’ve only selected the ones you want to remove.
  3. Commit Changes: Once you’ve deleted the ghost entries, click “Write Changes” or similar to save your edits to datastore.dat. This step is critical—if you close without saving, the ghosts will remain!

After committing, restart AMP and check if the pesky datastores are finally gone from the AMP dashboard. Report back if they’ve been successfully laid to rest, or if we’ve got more ghostbusting to do! :fire:

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Hello, thank you very much for providing such a detailed solution.

I currently have players online. To avoid any data corruption, I will wait until they are offline before following your instructions.

Thank you again for all your help. I will perform the steps as soon as possible and report back with the results.

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Hello, I have a question regarding the deletion of a path.

You previously mentioned the redundant datastore entry at C:\WINDOWS\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Local\CubeCoders\AMP\Instances. Since this path appears to be within a Windows system directory, I would like to confirm:

Is it truly safe to manually delete the folders at this location without causing other negative side effects to Windows services or the normal operation of AMP?

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It’s totally safe to delete AMP-related folders in that path as long as they’re specific to AMP and don’t overlap with other Windows system files. If the folder structure points to AMP\Instances as you mentioned, it’s AMP-specific and won’t impact Windows or other services. Just make sure you’re not deleting anything outside of the AMP directory—it’s like avoiding random buttons in a spaceship unless you know what they do! :rocket:

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