How do I ward off an update?
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How do I get Quicken to stop asking me to update to 5.14.x?
I want to wait until the memos are included in quick fill and I am tired of being asked to update every time I open Quicken.
How about a "skip this version" or "don't ask again for a week/month" checkbox instead of just "Remind Me Later"?
I'm tired of having to click and then confirm "Remind Me Later" every single time I want to just check something in my Quicken file real fast, which I sometimes do many times each day.0 -
smali said:How do I get Quicken to stop asking me to update to 5.14.x?Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930
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smali said:... I'm tired of having to click and then confirm "Remind Me Later" every single time I want to just check something in my Quicken file real fast, which I sometimes do many times each day.
You may still see an occasional update reminder so this is not a perfect solutionQuicken Mac Subscription • macOS Monterey 12.6 on MacBook Pro 13" M10 -
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> I'm tired of having to click and then confirm "Remind Me Later" every single time I want to just check something in my Quicken file real fast, which I sometimes do many times each day.
You could get an outgoing firewall type tool such as LittleSnitch which would catch all attempts to reach downloads.quicken.com and so stop the update checks. That would stop the reminders. Works for me.Quicken 7.3.2 in macOS 14.1.1, on Mac Studio Max 24c. Quicken for Mac user since 1997.
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If the notes/memo is all that is limiting you from upgrading you can select the appropriate Quick fill items in question & simply add the notes you require.0
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