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Quicken 2010 to Now

rcerniglio

Hi Everyone,
I have been using Quicken 2010 and am currently building a new PC without a CD drive. I am going to purchase the Deluxe Edition. I back up my data files regularly and they are backed up as Quicken .QDF files. Will I be able to import this into the new Deluxe Edition?

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GeoffG

Yes, just not directly from Q2010. You will need an intermediate version available with guidance from this link.
Convert Data From an Earlier Version of Quicken (When to Use an Intermediate Version)

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GeoffG

Yes, just not directly from Q2010. You will need an intermediate version available with guidance from this link.
Convert Data From an Earlier Version of Quicken (When to Use an Intermediate Version)

rcerniglio

Thank you! That link stated the below:
"You do not need to follow the steps in this article. An intermediate version of Quicken is not necessary. Simply install your new version of Quicken and open your data file. "

Seems like I just install the new version and upload my file correct?

GeoffG

Q2010 is the cutoff, right you are.

rcerniglio

Thank you for your help!!!!!

GeoffG

I see you posted another question regarding the subscription model. If you wish to continue using Q in manual mode as you currently do, I would suggest using the Q2013 link/option I previously posted. It is free albeit only manual.