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Exit Code 1722 while Installing Quicken

hanchris1

So, I got a new computer and backuped and uninstalled Quicken from my previous computer.

When I try to install it on my new computer (Windows 10 Home 64-bit) I get the above Exit Code 1722. It apparently has something to do with the Quicken InstallPDFDriver.

I have used the default location "Program Files (x86)"; but also tried the 64-bit location as well "Program Files".

The links provided by this Exit Code in the past are no longer valid.

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thecreator

Hi @hanchris1 ,

Use this procedure: https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7844658/installing-reinstalling-windows-quicken-subscription-editions

Don't skip a step.

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thecreator

Hi @hanchris1 ,

See this FAQ: https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7307115/add-your-quicken-information-to-your-posts-plus-how-you-are-connected-to-the-internet

You haven't disclosed any information on Quicken. Or Windows 10 Build.

Was there a Quicken program installed on the computer by the Computer Manufacturer?

hanchris1

Windows 10 Home 64-bit Build: 18362.592
Quicken 2019 Windows Cloud - downloaded immediately before (1/19/2020) from the Quicken website. Can't install it so I can't get a specific Revision number.

hanchris1

So, it has been a few days. Any fixes? I am sorry I don't know the version Quicken uses? I keeps getting stuck on the Quicken PDF driver.

thecreator

Hi @hanchris1 ,

Use this procedure: https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7844658/installing-reinstalling-windows-quicken-subscription-editions

Don't skip a step.

jamsbe

Hi, I had this issue as well and Quicken was failing install with Exit Code 1722. In the details, it said the installer was failing on Action InstallPDFDriver, location: C:\Program Files(x86)\Quicken\PDFDrv\InstallPDFConverter.exe command.
I tried a bunch of things recommended on this thread, like QCleanUI. But I still kept failing.
Ultimately, what worked for me was that I deleted ALL my printers, THROUGH THE CONTROL Panel. I did not use the Printers management tool in Windows10. For some reason, there were some old printers/lint in my printers area. I ran the Windows Printer Troubleshooter, which fixed some driver issues it found. Then, I removed all my printers and rebooted. After that, I was finally able to install Quicken successfully. I was thinking maybe I could have just deleted the PDFPrinter that was installed, but I was just trying everything for a solution and this ended up working for me.