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Bookmark Expired Certificate for updating Quicken EXE download - again

dstuart

This is a notice, once again, that your certificates need to be up to date. selfUpdate.sup has an expired certificate for the Quicken 2020 R28.23 version.

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thecreator

I did not have any problems downloading the Mondo Patch file using

Firefox ESR Version 68.12.0esr 32-Bit Browser.

What Browser are you using?

dstuart

I am not using a browser. I am using the internal Quicken update.

I can download the update, and could probably continue to install it, but the Quicken (publisher) certificate expired in June. It is risky to install software with an expired certificate.

thecreator

I updated through the program as you have, but I did not see what you have seen. Ran and worked just fine.

dstuart

See my previous topic with the same title for pictures and directions on how to see the certificate.

I could install the SW, but will not until the certificate is valid - ensuring the SW came from Quicken.

thecreator

I wonder because you updated from Quicken 2017 to Quicken Subscription Program, without doing a Clean Install, it did not update the Certificates.

I always do a Clean Install of Quicken Subscription Program and running Quicken in the latest Public Release of Windows 10, now at 64-Bit Build 19041.450.

This is my opinions.