SourceTree GUI can't push, terminal can push

Question

I am having troubling configuring SourceTree.  I have repo already on the harddrive.  I installed git and SourceTree.  I made some changes in the repo.  I tried pushing the changes to the repo using SourceTree but it gives this error.   Git push from the command line works just fine.

In Options - Authentication, I have my account set as ssh.  I have putty loaded and my certificate loaded in putty.

Not sure what to do or what the problem is....

Thnx

I did have a passwd file in AppData\Local\Atlassian\SourceTree.  I deleted it.  When I pushed my change it prompted for a password which I cancelled and push failed.  Slightly different error.

School-learner · Answer

Mr Matthew, Read properly. I'm not stupid. I'm not asking you to delete your windows system files. That obviously isn't the answer. There's such a thing called sourcetree system files. Your reply shows you know nothing about it. (If you knew or made the effort to google it out, you would have already done it.) Do the following. Uninstall sourcetree (as stated earlier.) i) Navigate to C://Users//appdata/local, now delete sourcetree folders. II) Navigate to C://Users//appdata/atlassian, Now delete all source tree files and folders Then reinstall sourcetree. Remember to use token authentication instead of password. Check if this works. There's some unknown problems in sourcetree. Many others are complaining about it.

Matthew P Raffel · Answer

I'm sorry.  That is not an acceptable answer.   System files means files installed by windows during OS installation.  If you are implying those files are to be deleted, you are wrong.  I may have had some issues with SourceTree but I am not that stupid to believe deleting system files is the solution.

School-learner · Answer

You can google out system files. I'm sure the internet can give a good explanation.

So now is everything working properly? Are you still getting any error messages?