MontanaKarl said: @Quicken Sarah and team - Thanks for the detailed explanation of the Schwab authorization loop issue in your 11/12/21 update here:https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20213719/#Comment_20213719Unfortunately, the "Deactivate" button does nothing for the looping Charles Schwab Web Connect+ accounts in the data file that I'm trying to disconnect from Schwab.Clicking the Deactivate button asks me to confirm, I click 'Yes", but the button and connection are still there.Also, strangely, if I update a single account - e.g., a credit card - the Schwab authorization loop goes through its sequence ... even though the credit card is with Chase or Amex etc and only that connection should be happening with a single-account update.File validates without any errors.How do I deactivate my Schwab accounts if the Deactivate button doesn't function? :-(Thanks!Karl
thecreator said:Disable Third-Party Access for Quicken and Save it. Log out and close the Browser. Restart Windows and then RE-Enable Third-Party Access at Schwab, and Save it.Now try adding Schwab to Quicken again.It is time consuming but it works.
jl747 said: @MontanaKarl Do you have a screenshot that shows this new panel?It would be helpful to others.
MontanaKarl said: @Quicken Sarah and team -Unfortunately, the "Deactivate" button does nothing for the looping Charles Schwab Web Connect+ accounts in the data file that I'm trying to disconnect from Schwab.Clicking the Deactivate button asks me to confirm, I click 'Yes", but the button and connection are still there.Also, strangely, if I update a single account - e.g., a credit card - the Schwab authorization loop goes through its sequence ... even though the credit card is with Chase or Amex etc and only that connection should be happening with a single-account update.File validates without any errors.How do I deactivate my Schwab accounts if the Deactivate button doesn't function? :-(Thanks!Karl
Quicken Sarah said: MontanaKarl said: @Quicken Sarah and team -Unfortunately, the "Deactivate" button does nothing for the looping Charles Schwab Web Connect+ accounts in the data file that I'm trying to disconnect from Schwab.Clicking the Deactivate button asks me to confirm, I click 'Yes", but the button and connection are still there.Also, strangely, if I update a single account - e.g., a credit card - the Schwab authorization loop goes through its sequence ... even though the credit card is with Chase or Amex etc and only that connection should be happening with a single-account update.File validates without any errors.How do I deactivate my Schwab accounts if the Deactivate button doesn't function? :-(Thanks!Karl Hi Karl (@MontanaKarl)Thank you for sharing the screenshot of the Schwab FAQ, it is very helpful May I ask, is this happening in your Quicken Mac or Windows data file? Please let me know, thank you!Sarah
Michael G said: Thanks Karl for asking an important question and thereby highlighting yet another issue with this most recent Quicken update. I.e.: “How do I deactivate my Schwab accounts if the Deactivate button doesn't function?”