Having the same problem (posted 2 days ago) - spent an hour with Quicken help looking at the log files- they said it looked like a Fidelity issue - however I tried your solution and the update seemed to go through. No transactions downloaded, but no error message either. Thanks!
AND, what is the FULL name of those .DAT files ... because I've NEVER heard of such being associated with the download into QWin.
Ok. So anyone following this thread is aware. After this morning's update release R14.27 to Q18, the Fidelity Netbenefits issue still exists for me.
My problem seems to be with my brokerage account linked to my 401K. When I deactivate downloads from the brokerage account I don't get the error. I'm not sure how to duplicate the brokerage account to see if a new one will work.
I'm having the same issue with the latest release of QW R14.27. I have tried all of the techniques in Joe's description above as well.
Sarah, Since you've been kind enough to reach out and instruct, can you tell me if/when files are sent that ever have anything connected to account information such as passwords or account numbers? I've always been leery of sending files with sensitive information but it's difficult to know what is contained in files.Additionally, I reread the Quicken Support email I received and I am concerned that it is left up to me to contact the financial institution and manage this malfunction with them. Will Quicken continue to research this?
On mine, there seems to be a disconnect between the Brokeragelink one step update log and the account log. Immediately after updating, it has the correct last download date and time listed by the account name when I'm in the actual account itself. It has a different last successful connect in the one step update log. Quicken Premier 2016 V R18.4
The Fidelity connection works fine. The Net Benefits connection is broken. It appears to be a Net Benefits issue. I have notified Net Benefits.