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dmzumwalt

Why am I seeing this, Quicken?
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Boatnmaniac

I was able to run OSU at about the time of your post on 4 different data files just fine. So maybe it was just a temporary issue for you?

Also, note that last night there was Quicken system maintenance (https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7879725/resolved-upcoming-quicken-scheduled-maintenance-8-26-20) and it states that some people might need to sign back in to Quicken. The error message you received is one that sometimes comes up when your Quicken data file and Cloud Account are out of sync so signing out and signing back in will often resolve this issue. If you are still receiving this issue you might want to try this: Edit > Preferences > Quicken ID & Cloud Accounts > click on Sign in as a different user > when prompted to sign in do so with your current Quicken ID and PW.

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Boatnmaniac

I was able to run OSU at about the time of your post on 4 different data files just fine. So maybe it was just a temporary issue for you?

dmzumwalt

Replying to Boatnmaniac, I was aware of the backend maintenance on 8/26 and didn't attempt to log in until the next morning after the maintenance window closed. I did, however, follow your suggestion of logging out and logging back in, which was successful, but upon doing so the QDATA file was clearly messed up. No running balances, dates totally out of order (even though sort-by-date was selected), so I ran a Validate and it was clear massive damage had occurred. Fortunately, I had a backup from the 25th that I restored and I am now gingerly probing for any more issues. While it is possible that the file coincidentally went berserk at the same time as Quicken's backend work, I find the timing noteworthy. I'm seeing no other signs of disk integrity problems on my PC. I have long had suspicions (from bad past experience) about Quicken's Cloud, which I try to disable whenever it pops up, but that's a story for another day.

Boatnmaniac

@dmzumwalt - I'm glad the signing in as a different user worked for you. Good thing you had that recent backup file. I don't know why everyone doesn't use Quicken's auto-backup feature. It's saved my b*tt more times than I can count.

Yeah, that maintenance Alert was a bit confusing. First it says to not use Quicken during the hours of the maintenance so you wouldn't need to log back into Quicken. Then further down it says that after the maintenance is completed you might need to log back into Quicken anyway.

The last few revisions have caused a number of issues, including transactions not downloading, then duplicate transactions being entered into registers (probably the cause of your account balances getting out of whack), Quicken sync issues with the Cloud Account and/or with Mobile & Web, etc. Then the revision that was supposed to fix all these things (R28.18) changed some preferences, view settings and report customizations for me as well as for some others (not for everyone). Once I got the preferences, settings and customizations corrected it's been working fine. BTW, my register views went kind of wonky on me, too. The problem went away after I corrected one of my register preferences that had gotten changed (unchecked):