I am having trouble uploading to LOTW. In the process, the exporting ADIF works. The error occurs when LOGIC calls TQSL. I get the error message: TQSL Warning You have no Station Locations defined. I click OK, and a window "Select Station Location for Signing" comes up with no selections. If I click New... or Cancel LOGic says THE TQSL program failed to make the TQ8 file.
If I run TQSL by itself I can see all my station locations by clicking Station, Edit Locations. I can run TQSL by itself and generate a TQ8 file. It offers me to select the location.
I recently changed my user account from administrator to standard user. Did this break LOGic?

I checked to make sure my certificate had not expired.
I reviewed the help file.
I manually upload a file to LOTW: I made an ADIF file with LOGic's tools/export. I saved it on my hard drive. I ran the ARRL TQSL program and selected my ADIF file. I selected my station location. I saved the resulting .TQ8 file... It worked as expected.
The problem is when I try to upload from within LOGic I cannot select a station location. There are no station locations listed in the TQSL window that LOGic opens up.

I think changing my user account from administrator to standard user is what broke the LOTW upload. If I switch user to my admin account, then TQSL does not show the station locations. So, even though I am logged in as a standard user, it appears as though LOGic is using the admin account to call the TQSL program. (When I start LOGic I have to enter the admin password. I will not turn off UAC)

I think the problem has to do with accounts. I have two accounts on this computer. One is the account I use for normal computer use, it is a standard user account. The other account is an administrator account.

When I start LOGic using my standard user account a window pops up asking for my administrator account password. I type in the password and LOGic starts and everything runs normally. But I believe LOGic is now running under my administrator account.

TQSL and TQSLCert were installed in my standard user account. Now when LOGic is trying to upload to LOTW it invokes TQSL, but TQSL can't find the station locations or certs because they are not in the expected locations.

As a temporary fix, I copied all the folders and files from C:\users\Ron\AppData\Roaming\TrustedQSL to C:\users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\TrustedQSL. Now the upload to LOTW works. But I have the TQSL and TQSLCert in two locations. This might make maintenance a problem.

The reason I believe LOGic is running under my administrator account is, after the temporary fix, the browser window is configured as the one in my admin account, not the one in my standard user account.

To summarize: I start LOGic in standard user mode, but it runs in administrator mode. And any program it calls runs in administrator mode.