Here is one I just aborted after it had spent almost 80 hours trying to process:
http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/result.php?resultid=17896566
It had been up to about 10% done, then I just rebooted, & it went back down to 1%. 80 hours sure is alot of time...

Thanks, McPDR

That was run under version 5.01. The new version will prevent this from happening again. In the mean time you will get some credit for the Work.

Thanks for your help... Unfortunately, I did not receive any credit (out of 620+) for this result that I had to abort. And now, when I check it today, it has been deleted from the system.

Help please!

Thanks, McPDR

The credit would not have shown up in the stats listing page. It would only have shown in the result for that Work Unit. The project has so far been unable to find a way to display the credit in the stats overview page, because the credit is awarded at the result level. The Maximum credit would have been 300 points. The credit should show in your credit awards from any of the stats sites, and in your project credits. The fact that the Work Unit has been removed from your stats indicates that the process has awarded the credit. The process is run each day.

EDIT: I have just looked at your BOINCstats report. If you follow the link and scroll down the page to the graph graph of daily credit awards you will see a 300 point spike in your stats for May 4. That is most likely the credit granted for the Work Unit in question. A similar spike in credit is shown for the same date in the daily stats charts at the bottom of the same page. That award also jumped you up significantly in the world standings.

Here is one I just aborted after it had spent almost 80 hours trying to process:
http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/result.php?resultid=17896566
It had been up to about 10% done, then I just rebooted, & it went back down to 1%. 80 hours sure is alot of time...

Thanks, McPDR

That was run under version 5.01. The new version will prevent this from happening again. In the mean time you will get some credit for the Work.

I have it running as a single user installation. The BOINC manager program is in my startup folder ("C:Program FilesBOINCboincmgr.exe" /s), but I don't remember if it was put in automatically by the install program, or if I put it there myself. If you recommend taking it out, I will do so.

BTW I didn't notice the typo of "EXTRA" in the title until it was too late to change it.

Thanks for your help; standing by before taking any action.