Troubleshoot if Upload Documents service files are in both the UploadDocuments and Process folders
Follow these steps if scanned documents are in both the UploadDocuments and Process folders when using GoFileRoom Upload Documents service. You might receive a Scanned Service Alert email.
- Open Windows Control Panel.
- SelectSystem and Security.
- SelectAdministrative Tools, thenServices.
- Right-clickGoFileRoom Upload Servicesand selectStop.
- Follow these steps if you receive a message that the service couldn't be stopped:
- SelectOK.
- Open Windows Task Manager.
- Select theProcessestab, then right-clickGFRUploadDocuments.exeand selectEnd task.
- Open the following log folder based on your version of Windows:
- 32-bit:C:\Program Files\GoFileRoom\GFRUploadDocuments\UploadDocuments\logs
- 64-bit:C:\Program Files (x86)\GoFileRoom\GFRUploadDocuments\UploadDocuments\logs
- Open the most recent log file and review for lines containingThreat: Error in loading the xml file.
- Close the log file and go back to the UploadDocuments folder.
- Right-click on a file and selectEdit.
- Note the Document ID on the first line of the file.
- Close and delete the file.
- Follow these steps to restart the GoFileRoom Upload Documents service:
- Open Windows Control Panel and selectSystem and Security.
- SelectAdministrative Tools.
- SelectServices.
- Right-clickGoFileRoom Upload Documentsand selectStart.
- Follow these steps to process the PDF from the ScanFlow backup folder:
- Open the backup folder atC:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\GoFileRoom\GFRScanFlow.
- Open the PDF with the Document ID from the Scan Status Alert.
- SelectUpload Batch to GoFileRoom.
- SelectUse Document Tracking.
- Right-click the document to process and selectReset to Barcoded Status.
- Open Adobe Acrobat.
- In the Scanning Error window, selectTry Again, thenOK. The document will now be processed.
- Use the Document Tracking report to make sure that the documents have aFiledstatus.