[Solved] D1 mini ESP 8266 module has trouble with network after reboot

Hi. I recently purchased a D1 mini ESP8266 module and decided to make a wifi deauther from this project https://github.com/SpacehuhnTech/esp8266_deauther. I successfully programmed everything and got it up and running. The pwned network appeared I managed to connect to it etc everything worked as it was supposed to work. In the settings I changed the password and name for security, but unfortunately it so happened that I forgot the password because I did not save it immediately after setting it. I uploaded the reset_sketch file. Expecting the default secure network pwned with the password deauther to reappear, the open network ESP_E7C2T appeared, with which I can supposedly connect, but when I go to 192.168.4.1/apscan.html to enter the settings to set the password, name etc. I get an error loading settings.json. The page does not work at all. The module itself is working and fulfils its function because I connected the I2C ssd1106 oled 0.96 screen to it. Only the website does not work and the open network appears instead of the default secured pwned one. Thanks in advance for your help:) .

You have removed SPIFFS and there is no settings.json file.
What are you uploading the firmware with?

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I'm using arduino idee 1.6.13. how about installing this program separately on another computer and then it might work? Greetings

You must select in the tile manager at Wemos D1 from the list Flash size ;

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And then upload.

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ooooo!!! Thanks a lot! Because by default I had 1M (256K SPIFFTS).

I'll write in a nutshell if anyone had a similar problem.
If you had 1M (256K SPIFFTS) then change to 4M (1M SPIFFTS) and upload again.

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ooooo!!! Thanks a lot! Because by default I had 1M (256K SPIFFTS).

I'll write in a nutshell if anyone had a similar problem.
If you had 1M (256K SPIFFTS) then change to 4M (1M SPIFFTS) and upload again.

Subject closed and best regards .

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I changed in flash size from 1M (256K SPIFFTS) to 4M (1M SPIFFTS) and uploaded again.