Versions 1.4
bug fix

When starting the program for the first time specify “Chia.exe” from folder: C:\Users"USER"\AppData\Local\chia-blockchain\ (app-1.4.0 or your version) \resources\app.asar.unpacked\daemon

bug fixes!
New version (1.4) works with all versions of chia plotter, current and future!
Added sorting by Ratio.
Added the ability to delete a specific file on a right-click
Added search and removal of bad plots

Program for finding and removing plots with low ratio or bad(damaged)

What does the ratio of full proofs vs expected proofs mean?

If the ratio is >1, your plot was relatively lucky for this run of challenges.
If the ratio is <1, your plot was relatively unlucky.
This shouldn’t really concern you unless your ratio is <0.70 # If so, do a more thorough chia plots check by increasing your -n
The plots check challenge is a static challenge.
For example if you run a plots check 20 times, with 30 tries against the same file, it will produce the same result every time.
So while you may see a plot ratio << 1 for a plot check with x number of tries, it does not mean that the plot itself is worthless.
It just means that given these static challenges, the plot is producing however many proofs.
As the number of tries (-n) increases, we would expect the ratio to not be << 1.
Since Mainnet is live, and given that the blockchain has new challenges with every signage point - just because a plot is having a bad time with one specific challenge,
does not mean it has the same results versus another challenge.
“Number of plots” and “k-size” are much more influential factors at winning blocks than “proofs produced per challenge”.

In theory, a plot with a ratio >> 1 would be more likely to win challenges on the blockchain.
Likewise, a plot with a ratio << 1 would be less likely to win. However, in practice, this isn’t actually going to be noticeable.
Therefore, don’t worry if your plot check ratios are less than 1, unless they’re significantly less than 1 for many -n.

The program allows you to test Chia plots and delete with low ratio.