Doesn't work with Electron 14
See original GitHub issueCurrent version (4.0.2) of Electron-settings doesn’t work with new version Electron. I use Electron v14.1.1
I got a error in render process:

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@ChugunovRoman I am assuming you are trying to use electron-settings in the Renderer (you should provide more information in your bug reports). If you want to use the newer versions of Electron and have access to higher level APIs like remote, you need to make use of the context isolation feature to create a limited API that can be called from the Renderer. You shouldn’t try to get around the security changes Electron has implemented. Yes the context isolation is a pain, but it is in the app user’s best interest of your app.
You can fix it temporarily by provide a custom Electron instance;