I have tried rebooting my computer, I have tried a clean reinstall, but Version R68.28 will NOT WORK.

Normally I use my desktop computer.

I'll be going on vacation and would like to access and update using my laptop.

How do I do that?

My other question is, when I get home, how do I get the same updates on my desktop?

Now I'm stuck. My two other computers are Windows 11 Pro and the program works find. This Lenovo is exactly the same…Win 11 Pro, but it decided to be finicky. Do I need to break my cycle and purchase the "subscription" Quicken software and be up to date? Needless to say, I avoided the subscription idea this long. Another question, I have Quicken Premier 2011, regarding a new Quicken program, what would you suggest that is comparable to the Premier 2011?

One other mention, I do have Quicken 2013 available on a disk that I can download. Would that be an answer for use?

Thanks so much,

Jaye

Any help will be appreciated!

MoleChaser (a retired Chemical Engineer)

I have just suffered a desktop PC failure and have had to reinstall Windows 11 and all my application software again. I had a working version of Quicken 2016 with no issues running it on Windows 11 before this. Now I am faced with having to reinstall my Quicken 2016 software again.

I apologize that I may be going over well-trodden ground again with this issue, but I have not found the specific answer on all the posts I have seen so far.

I have the original Quicken 2016 disk and running the install has been no issue. But I have fallen foul of the requirement for an Intuit ID much like many other people. I have seen messages that suggest I need to run a Mondo patch to get past this but the link for it (http://quicknperlwiz.com/quickenpatches.html) take me to page which says 404 Error - Page Not Found.

I don't remember what my Quicken ID was when it was originally installed and I never used the online capabilities of the software. If the ID was in the form of an email address then it will probably be an old email address which I no longer have access to.

Can anyone please confirm where I will find the patch(s) that I need to run are.

Thank you so much in advance.

If I click on Investing "Allocations" or "Dashboard", those work fine. It's just the portfolio view where nothing happens.

I already validated my data file, and redownloaded and installed the product again, but nothing. Is there a fix?

John

What does the updated OneDrive warning message say that makes it clearer and more helpful? Anybody have a screenshot of the updated OneDrive warning message??

Version R67.10 (US Versions, May 2026)

What's Fixed

• IMPROVED - OneDrive warning message shown when your active data file is stored on OneDrive is now clearer and more helpful.
• FIXED - "Use Balance" options disabled for credit card payments in Quick Pay.

"This file appears to be on a folder synched to the cloud by OneDrive"

then

"This warning can appear if you keep your Quicken data file in OneDrive instead of having it stored locally on your hard drive.

Important: Cloud storage (like OneDrive) is great for backups, but your active Quicken data file should always be stored directly on your computer — not inside a synced folder. Keeping it in the cloud can cause data issues over time."

Here is my question. Is this OneDrive issue new or specific to upgrade R67.7? Has storage of the active Quicken data file in the cloud always been a problem? What are the data issues referred to above?

Thanks,

John

So what I'd like to do is make sure all my old data is saved somewhere, but start fresh with just a few accounts (checking and credit cards, and not try to do all the investment accounts anymore)

It appears from prior posts, that all I need to do is File - New Quicken File. Is that accurate?

At the bottom of the File menu I see three Backup files, with a check mark next to one that appears to have been created in 2022 (last time I had major problems) I'm pretty sure that is where things are saved when I back up currently. Can I assume that will still be there if I need to go back and check old records? Do I do a manual back up to there before starting a new file?

Thanks for any guidance that will make this a smooth process before I do anything I will regret!

My desktop PC has a CD/DVD drive and I have the Quicken 2004 release 2 CD.

However, and this is the reason for contact here, my new Win11 laptop has no CD drive. So how do I get the Quicken CD to an external drive (I have plenty) and then install on Win11?

I recently had cataract surgery. Now, when opening Quicken, it is like shining a flashlight directly into my eyes. It is more than annoying - it can be painful.

Please prioritize this request.

[Edited-Readability]

I reported the problem to Quicken and am logging it here as requested in the original post.

Check for Updates Doesn't Display the Latest Mondo Patch

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Vers. 6 Windows 95/3.1 (1996)
Deluxe 1999 Windows 95/98, NT4
Deluxe 2000 Windows
Deluxe 2006 Windows
Premier 2009 Windows
Premier 2009 Ugrade Windows
Premier 2011 Windows
Premier 2014 Windows

This would appear to indicate that I paid for at least seven versions that I have archived, with no record of the earlier versions I purchased.

Now, I am still on version QW2014 Premier, indicating that I have NEVER purchased a subscription.

In 1999 I took a position in IT on a project to upload/download national account billing data from a nationwide network of servers for a corporate entity. The process used, called 'replication', uploaded and downloaded account/pricing/billing data multiple times daily.

First, if there was a connection or updating failure, it had to be fixed immediately, not referred for review.

Second, the stability did not depend on the remote server, but on our DBA's and developers to be fixed immediately. We did not go home or even go to lunch until the issue was corrected.

Someone please explain how the changing Quicken for the subscription model has been a good financial decision for the owners.

I was a faithful user paying for upgrades as released, but have not paid them anything in the last twelve years. My version is stable and dependable. I do not depend on downloads, technical support persons, new releases, or anything connected to the owning company. I can update my data as I desire when I desire. My data is complete as far back as some investments that began in 1944 which I have converted to digital records.

I think depending on downloads from financial institutions is a huge source of discontent and frustration for many of today's users. Maybe you all should rethink your dependance on downloads simply to relieve the pressure. Quicken was originally a very good product, but it seems to have degraded and decayed over the years in favor of making money for the owners.

Shouldn't check for Updates show the latest release and not my current release?

Can someone tell me how I go about moving to new computer? I go to help and don't see a product key, just see I have another 152 days. I thought I would download a copy and it would want a product key. Can someone point me to a place that shows me how to do this? I don't do any online functions in Quicken, but do show I have a password I log in and all it shows is what is below and nothing about downloading or a product key. I don't want to do this sync, I could get by with Quicken DOS, but I messed up and updated and now I just buy a yearly license, but I can live with that, just need a copy on new computer when it arrives. Below is what shows up when I login that I don't want to do:

Hello.

It looks like you have not synced your accounts yet

I have Quicken 2007 Premier. The current laptop is dying, so I've installed 2007 Premier (I have the original CD) on a new laptop. I did a restore from backup (Premier 2007 doesn't have .qdf-backup files - it just saves them as .qdf, but it has a backup directory).

Everything looks good at first. My accounts, securities, etc are all there on the new laptop.

Problem:

But when I open any security in any account, I see a $0 market value. When I check each security, there is no historical price. It looks like it has all the transactions for each security.

I know that I have price history from as far back as 2002 and maybe earlier on many of my stocks/funds on the old laptop from which I did the backup. And my understanding is that historical prices are in the QDF file.

I have never used the online feature of Premier 2007 for stock/fund prices.

Ticker:

I have not put a Ticker Symbol in many of the securities. So as a test I put Ticker into a number of securities on the old laptop, did a backup and did a restore on the new laptop from that file. No change! No historical prices.

I would hate like heck to have to go in and manually enter history prices, as like I've said, I've got many securities and many are 30+ years old.

I've been all over the internet reading issues like this and trying solutions to no avail. I tried an export of a security and only selected the Security Lists feature. But when I bring that QIF file from the old to new laptop and try to Import - Quicken tells me QIF Import is not available for bank, 401K, brokerage accounts, etc.

So how can I get my historical prices since they were manually entered versus downloaded via internet?

Is there any fear that stocks or funds I've sold would no longer have the shares sold and at what purchase/sale price?

And I swear that when I restored on my old laptop (old laptop actually was restored from another computer long ago - so this makes the 3rd install) I did not have this price problem?

When I installed this latest copy of Premier 2007 did I not answer an install wizard question properly? I've thought about uninstalling and redoing it.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Tim

( AI was wortrhless)

A fully patched copy of QW2013 Deluxe is available at this link:

https://www.quicken.com/support/how-and-when-use-intermediate-version-convert-older-versions-quicken/

If you need something other than Deluxe and find an installation disk for it, you can get the last patches for it at:

https://www.quicknperlwiz.com/quicken-2013-patches.html