If, like me, your saved searches are important and you want to preserve them, then you could try copying them back to the new saved searches folder.
Close X1 first.
A good way to shorten this process is to copy half of them over. If X1 does not crash, then that batch is fine.
Next copy half of the remaining searches. (Keep track of which you have moved.) Keep going until X1 crashes on you.
As soon as it does, undo the previous copy session. You will then have narrowed down the suspect.
Depending on how many searches you have pinpointed as problematic, you can use the same tactic to pin it down to the one bad body on the block.
This process may take some time, but nothing like as long as it takes to recreate a whole raft of saved searches. And pinning it down to one saved search could help X1 to quickly debug the issue.
Close X1 first.
A good way to shorten this process is to copy half of them over. If X1 does not crash, then that batch is fine.
Next copy half of the remaining searches. (Keep track of which you have moved.) Keep going until X1 crashes on you.
As soon as it does, undo the previous copy session. You will then have narrowed down the suspect.
Depending on how many searches you have pinpointed as problematic, you can use the same tactic to pin it down to the one bad body on the block.
This process may take some time, but nothing like as long as it takes to recreate a whole raft of saved searches. And pinning it down to one saved search could help X1 to quickly debug the issue.