Why is my register now available without a password?

savampato
savampato Member ✭✭
in Signing in, Passwords, and Activation (Windows)
For years it was necessary to sign in with  a password to use my register and all of the sudden it doesn't require one and is wide open.  Like when I have my PC serviced my register it open to the public.  Help

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  • studpup
    studpup Windows Beta Beta
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    Click Edit/Preferences/Startup, and click change, and choose Custom password and type one in. Test by closing quicken and reopening it.






    I'm not a quicken employee, just trying to be a helpful pup!
  • savampato
    savampato Member ✭✭
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    Thank you....
  • studpup
    studpup Windows Beta Beta
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    You're welcome! Let us know if you have any other questions, or just search the community for previously answered content, or contact Quicken support.
    I'm not a quicken employee, just trying to be a helpful pup!
  • Tom Young
    Tom Young SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭
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    This is only a guess, but updating Quicken frequently results in some setting changes, for reasons unknown. 
    In the future if you suddenly find that Quicken is functioning in a different fashion than you're used to you might first look through Preferences and/or a register's settings to see if some setting has been changed by an update.
  • studpup
    studpup Windows Beta Beta
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    Tom Young said:
    This is only a guess, but updating Quicken frequently results in some setting changes, for reasons unknown. 
    In the future if you suddenly find that Quicken is functioning in a different fashion than you're used to you might first look through Preferences and/or a register's settings to see if some setting has been changed by an update.
    If you're testing different versions or have multiple files, the problem is magnified. Some settings exist in each quicken file, some are systemwide. Some survive a reinstall, some are reset. It's not a major problem, just something to keep in mind to double check any important settings.
    I'm not a quicken employee, just trying to be a helpful pup!

Answers

  • studpup
    studpup Windows Beta Beta
    Answer ✓
    Click Edit/Preferences/Startup, and click change, and choose Custom password and type one in. Test by closing quicken and reopening it.






    I'm not a quicken employee, just trying to be a helpful pup!
  • savampato
    savampato Member ✭✭
    Answer ✓
    Thank you....
  • studpup
    studpup Windows Beta Beta
    Answer ✓
    You're welcome! Let us know if you have any other questions, or just search the community for previously answered content, or contact Quicken support.
    I'm not a quicken employee, just trying to be a helpful pup!
  • Tom Young
    Tom Young SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭
    Answer ✓
    This is only a guess, but updating Quicken frequently results in some setting changes, for reasons unknown. 
    In the future if you suddenly find that Quicken is functioning in a different fashion than you're used to you might first look through Preferences and/or a register's settings to see if some setting has been changed by an update.
  • studpup
    studpup Windows Beta Beta
    Answer ✓
    Tom Young said:
    This is only a guess, but updating Quicken frequently results in some setting changes, for reasons unknown. 
    In the future if you suddenly find that Quicken is functioning in a different fashion than you're used to you might first look through Preferences and/or a register's settings to see if some setting has been changed by an update.
    If you're testing different versions or have multiple files, the problem is magnified. Some settings exist in each quicken file, some are systemwide. Some survive a reinstall, some are reset. It's not a major problem, just something to keep in mind to double check any important settings.
    I'm not a quicken employee, just trying to be a helpful pup!
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