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Installing Quicken on new laptop, transferring data

karreia

I want to transfer Quicken 2019 that I bought through download to a new laptop. How do I do that?

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Sherlock

If you haven't already, you may want to review: https://www.quicken.com/support/how-do-i-move-my-quicken-data-file-one-computer-another

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karreia

I had Quicken Home & Business on my old laptop. I purchased Quicken Starter for my new laptop. Will the data transfer ok?

Sherlock

If you haven't already, you may want to review: https://www.quicken.com/support/how-do-i-move-my-quicken-data-file-one-computer-another

volvogirl

I don't know about the newer versions/years but it used to be you could not open an existing data file in Starter (unless it was from Starter). The Starter Edition was for new users. And the Starter Edition is very limited and does NOT support any investment type accounts and if you decide to not renew the yearly subscription - your data file becomes Read-Only, which means you can't use it manually. And the Starter Edition might not have Tags.

splasher

volvogirl said:

I don't know about the newer versions/years but it used to be you could not open an existing data file in Starter (unless it was from Starter). The Starter Edition was for new users. And the Starter Edition is very limited and does NOT support any investment type accounts and if you decide to not renew the yearly subscription - your data file becomes Read-Only, which means you can't use it manually. And the Starter Edition might not have Tags.

Since subscription Quicken, Starter Edition can open and use data files from higher editions. I agree with volvogirl, Starter is very limited in its capabilities and is a poor choice.

karreia

I figured it wouldn't work but had to ask. Thanks for your input.