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You can try deleting the storage directory. C://programdata/GOG.com/Galaxy/storage

If this or reinstall don't help please submit mantis report with logs included. (Same root dir as above one)
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Mobeeuz: Would doing this lose all your custom covers/info or is it stored in your online profile?
They're stored on our server and synced between GALAXY instances. After removing storage you'll need to scan folders for GOG games again.
Post edited July 15, 2019 by Johny.
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Mobeeuz: Would doing this lose all your custom covers/info or is it stored in your online profile?
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Johny.: They're stored on our server and synced between GALAXY instances. After removing storage you'll need to scan folders for GOG games again.
And connect to the Integrations :p
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Johny.: They're stored on our server and synced between GALAXY instances. After removing storage you'll need to scan folders for GOG games again.
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SulturGoG: And connect to the Integrations :p
Yes, thank you! :D
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Apologies for the problems! The hotfix has now been released.

If you are affected by this bug, please download the GOG GALAXY installer. It will allow you to install the hotfix (2.0.49) on top of your existing installation, preserving all your local data (so you don't have to re-import the games).
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skowronek: Chiming in here as this also worked for me.

1. Shutdown all instances of any GOG application or service
2. Copy/backup %ProgramData%\GOG.com\Galaxy\storage\galaxy-2.0.db > galaxy-2.0 Copy.db
3. Download and install a SQLite IDE (I used HeidiSQL)
4. Connect to galaxy-2.0.db
5. Run the recommended SQL query below
6. Launch GOG
7. Profit!

INSERT INTO ProductConfiguration(ProductID,createdAt)
SELECT productID, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
FROM InstalledBaseProducts
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM ProductConfiguration WHERE InstalledBaseProducts.productID = ProductConfiguration.productID);
Wow! I didn't expect anyone to edit the database directly. Not bad :)

As always, though, be careful with such things (that point about backing the DB up is very good) as it may screw things up for GOG GALAXY.