Hi @Tom-Elliott,
That might just be the solution. Not sure why, but I had the perception that having a db with no password was the recomanded way. Again, thanks for helping me out and for developing and giving support to this fantastic tool!

For future readers - FOG 1.2.0 has poor support for Windows 10, and the legacy fog client that comes with FOG 1.2.0 isn’t supported on Windows 10.

To gain full support for Windows 10, GPT disks, UEFI, newer nvme type disks, SSD disks, and numerous other hardware support to include Surface Pros, and better support for non-standard partition layout, along with incredible performance improvements, new features, and security benefits,

Please install the latest FOG 1.3.0 Release Candidate, and use the new FOG Client that comes with it.

@Frode-Woldsund It’s not a big deal. People come here for help / advice / to tell others things…

and the people that hang here are willing to give help and listen lol.

Oh, sorry… Thanks to you also Junkhacker 😉
I did not notice that someone else was replying