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Backup issues

Don Cox

I recently changed computers. I back up Quicken to a jump drive. Now I notice that when I go to back up, my computer says "The file already exists. Do you wish to overwrite?" I notice that my backup files are no longer dated. There seems to be just one file that is constantly overwritten. How do I get the separate files back?

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Frankx

Hi @Don Cox.

I think the base way to ensure that your backup files are not "overwritten" is to add a date to your backups.

Go to: File > Backup and Restore > Backup Quicken file;
Then in the next window > Click on the "Add date to backup file name" box

That should keep you from overwriting backup files.

Frankx

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GeoffG

Did you overlook the Add date option?

volvogirl

There should be a little checkbox to add the date to the name when you backup. Either on the backup screen or Check around under preferences.

Frankx

Don Cox

Thanks. I feel like an idiot. It must have changed when I moved the program over. Thanks to everyone for their quick response.