Ok i've been doing this for just over for little over a month and i would have thought that this issue i have would have sorted it's self out by now. But when i search for my self "krosh" i get to results

This first one has the main amount of my points/stats
http://boincstats.com/en/stats/-1/user/detail/2677544/projectList

And this second as a few others
http://boincstats.com/en/stats/-1/user/detail/2690221/projectList

Thay are all my stats from 3 seperate computers Home PC, Work PC and my laptop. I have linked all clients with my BOINCstatsBAM account from day one. But i'd really like to get this sorted as i would like this all under one user ID and not two, this is also because of in house team comps we have and every little helps and not being rewarded for all the work my pc's do is anit poo

Anyway if anyone could fix this or show me how to force them together then that would be great and i'd love you all that bit more

Many thanks

Krosh

Split CPID. Do you have at least one host attached to all of your projects, or are some projects only on certain hosts? If the latter, try the former. If the former doesn't fix things after a couple of days, you can try a manual CPID reset from the Main account page, but be patient.

Hmmm sounds like i need to do a manual reset then i have NFS@Home on all hosts that i have and it has been like this for nearly the last month. do you know what i need to do to fix this?

It looks like it may have fixed itself; the second user you link to now gives a "user does not exist" error. Check to see that the first user has all the projects you're working on.

Usually, a split CPID is caused by isolating projects from one another (such as crunching on different hosts) or by changing your account information at some projects but not others. And then, sometimes BOINC will throw a wrench in there and do it by itself for no reason at all. The good news is that it should sort itself out, so long as one host has all the projects to connect to and say "hey, project X changed my CPID for some reason, so project Y should update it as well".

By doing a user search, I noticed that there is also a "krosh" in the UK, so if you have troubles creating an account at projects where he is already crunching, you have a reason.