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PC crashed

Steven Ewing

The PC I ran Quicken on crashed (and is unrepairable). The hard drive survived and can be accessed. I'm installing Quicken on another PC and I have the HD from the old PC attached through a Drive to USB adapter so I can access the lats quicken file. Should I copy and paste the contents of a folder (or folders) to the new PC's Quicken Folders or just open the file on the old drive with Quicken and then once open save it to the Quicken folder on the new PC?

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Although either should work, I have read some issues accessing Quicken on external drives and specially cloud. So copy it. All you need to copy is your .QDF Quicken data file(s) and rest of the supporting .dat files will be recreated. Sorry about the loss!

Adding: Don't forget to also copy any Quicken backup data files.

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Adding: Don't forget to also copy any Quicken backup data files.

splasher

You want to copy the data file (.QDF). If you access it with Quicken, you are messing with the only copy you might have, so make the copy and work with it.

Steven Ewing

Thanks! What I did (after I found the current file) was copied it to a folder I created where Quicken had initially created a file and then opened it like normal (after I found where I had the latest password hidden). Everything appears to be working fine.