Why is Quicken so slow!
gwasserm
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With regards to Quicken slowing down, bulging on your screen, and taking a very long time to respond with investment register activities, I believe that I have an answer.
My Quicken log file located at C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Quicken\Log has become so filled up with entries, that notepad is unable to open this file for me. It seems that for better part of 2020, I have had issues with WebConnect that has filled up this file to thousands and thousands of pages, to the point that I do not have enough physical memory to open this file in a timely fashion.
Solution: Delete this log file! Then Quicken won't be taking so long to write to this file, which is taking longer and drastically longer for Quicken to access.
Another issue: WebConnect... Another time for that. But please forget all that trouble shooting with your Quicken data file, just delete this stupid log file!!!!
With regards to Quicken slowing down, bulging on your screen, and taking a very long time to respond with investment register activities, I believe that I have an answer.
My Quicken log file located at C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Quicken\Log has become so filled up with entries, that notepad is unable to open this file for me. It seems that for better part of 2020, I have had issues with WebConnect that has filled up this file to thousands and thousands of pages, to the point that I do not have enough physical memory to open this file in a timely fashion.
Solution: Delete this log file! Then Quicken won't be taking so long to write to this file, which is taking longer and drastically longer for Quicken to access.
Another issue: WebConnect... Another time for that. But please forget all that trouble shooting with your Quicken data file, just delete this stupid log file!!!!
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Thank you gwasserm. Any progress on one step update timing improving for you?0
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