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Another day, another update

Dawn T

If Quicken startup isn't sluggish enough, VERY frequent updates are more than annoying.

Please for the love of Mike, Quicken, please consider an option to install updates ON EXIT.

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Sherlock

To prevent Quicken from applying an update without your approval, I suggest you set Windows UAC settings appropriately (choose default or always notify).

Dawn T

1/4/22 another update, another opening delay.

Dawn T

> @Sherlock said:
> To prevent Quicken from applying an update without your approval, I suggest you set Windows UAC settings appropriately (choose default or always notify).

Thanks, but I don't want to get prompted every single time something wants to make a change. Quicken should step up and listen. Shouldn't be a big deal to offer to defer updates until we finish our work.

Sherlock

Dawn T said:

> @Sherlock said:
> To prevent Quicken from applying an update without your approval, I suggest you set Windows UAC settings appropriately (choose default or always notify).

Thanks, but I don't want to get prompted every single time something wants to make a change. Quicken should step up and listen. Shouldn't be a big deal to offer to defer updates until we finish our work.

I suggest you post a request for the functionality as an idea. If a sufficient number of users vote for your proposal, Quicken may implement the option someday.