tri3tsch said: Are you saying that if I used that version, I would have to turn off network every time I used it?
tri3tsch said: Thanks for your help. I don’t see a way to get back to the version I’m supposed to have except copying the program files like I did.
Chris_QPW said: @Sherlock just so you know it has been reported that if a person has an expired subscription the patches refuse to do anything.
Sherlock said: Chris_QPW said: @Sherlock just so you know it has been reported that if a person has an expired subscription the patches refuse to do anything. @Chris_QPW That would not be consistent with my experience and understanding which is the status of a subscription only impacts the rights applied to the Quicken files associated with the Quicken ID.
marcaronson408 said: I am hitting the same issue as OP. I allowed my subscription to expire. The next time I launched quicken it auto-updated and now I am unable to access my data. I have the backup of the pre-upgraded data. I have tried uninstalling quicken & installing the file named "R18.6" in the referenced page above, but that does not work for me. Nothing happens. I tried installing the "Quicken.exe" also referenced earlier -- the version installed was created after my expiration and I am not allowed to use it. How do I download and install a version of quicken I can use? Thanks! Marc
Sherlock said: I happen to have saved the installation program for R30.9:My question is may I provide the installation program?
tri3tsch said: Sure - thanks!