Alright, so this UB Conquense thing’s been driving me nuts for months. Every time I tried using it, felt like wrestling a greased pig – slippery and pointless. Took me forever to realize my approach was all wrong. Here’s exactly what went down.
The Dumb Beginning
First, I brute-forced it. Just kept smashing buttons hoping something would stick. Wasted three Saturdays straight staring at error messages that made zero sense. Felt like the software was mocking me personally.
The Lightbulb Moment
Finally decided to stop guessing. Dug into dusty forums from like 2018 – found this one user comment buried under spam ads. Said to always disable cloud sync before tweaking settings. Why? No clue. But I tried it.
Grabbed a coffee, killed the sync toggle, and boom – suddenly the config menu stopped freezing. Small win, but first time it didn’t crash. Progress.
The Real Struggle
Next headache: resource hogging. My laptop sounded like a jet engine whenever UB Conquense ran. Did three things that actually worked:
- Capped background processes to 2 (found this buried in debug logs)
- Turned off all those shiny particle effects nobody needs
- Manually set cache to 500MB max – default was eating 3GB!
Almost rage-quit when custom shortcuts kept resetting. Turns out you gotta save twice – once in settings, once in the damned profile dropdown. Counterintuitive garbage.

Making Peace With Jank
After two weeks of yelling at my monitor, acceptance kicked in. UB Conquense won’t be elegant. Ever. So I stopped fighting:
- Made peace with restarting it twice daily (memory leaks are mandatory features)
- Created desktop shortcuts for every common workflow (five clicks become one)
- Completely ignored the “help” documentation (straight-up lies in paragraph form)
Where It’s At Now
Months later? Runs… fine. Not great. Fine. Key takeaways:
- Cloud sync stays OFF until export time
- Daily reboots are non-negotiable
- Never update without a beer nearby
Honestly? Feels like I trained a feral raccoon to do taxes. It works, but we’re both miserable. Still better than paying for that “premium” competitor though. At least this raccoon’s free.