Don't take this the wrong way, but you should always choose the answer that best answers, and solves, the problem you have (or had). If that's the existing answer, then that's absolutely fine (and I'm trying my best not to appear jealous of @j0691's accepted-answer, because I'm really not), if not, however, you should consider changing. It is, of course, entirely your call (and I'm honestly not trying to persuade you to change your mind, just trying to explain the point of the 'accepted answer'

Don't take this the wrong way, but you should always choose the answer that best answers, and solves, the problem you have (or had). If that's the existing answer, then that's absolutely fine (and I'm trying my best not to appear jealous of @j0691's accepted-answer, because I'm really not), if not, however, you should consider changing. It is, of course, entirely your call (and I'm honestly not trying to persuade you to change your mind, just trying to explain the point of the 'accepted answer' is all). :)

Don't take this the wrong way, but you should always choose the answer that best answers, and solves, the problem you have (or had). If that's the existing answer, then that's absolutely fine you should consider changing. It is, of course, entirely your call (and I'm honestly not trying to persuade you to change your mind, (and I'm trying my best not to appear jealous of @j0691's accepted-answer, because I'm really not), if not, however, just trying to explain the point of

Don't take this the wrong way, but you should always choose the answer that best answers, and solves, the problem you have (or had). If that's the existing answer, then that's absolutely fine you should consider changing. It is, of course, entirely your call (and I'm honestly not trying to persuade you to change your mind, (and I'm trying my best not to appear jealous of @j0691's accepted-answer, because I'm really not), if not, however, just trying to explain the point of