Let me clarify this a little bit. If you look into PSPad.ini, you will see that
there is a section called "[C++]". If I recall well, in version 3.xxx of PSPad
(old SynEdit), the language was known to SynEdit and stored as a section called
"[C/C++]". That is why your highlighter settings are lost: the language name
changed.

Anyway, a full PsPad installation overwrites the PSPad.ini file.
You should always back up your original PSPad.ini (and PSPadFTP.ini) files. You
can restore them after installation: until now, PsPad has always been capable of
reading old configuration files and it rewrites them in the new format
afterwards.

That does not solve your "C/C++" versus "C++" though. The simplest approach is
that you make a copy of the original PsPad.ini, change the name of the section
(1 line) and then restore this file after installation of the new PsPad.

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