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Quicken update says I have R1 installed when "About Quicken" shows R37.64

Kerry

Since the last update (around Dec 31) I have R37.64 build 27.1.37.64. When I open Quicken is says there is an update to R36.57 and that I have R1 installed. I am afraid to attempt an update to a release that is prior to the release I show to be running. Shall I just continue to ignore the notice that there is an update?

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Kerry

The notification actually appears when I do a "One Step Update"

Chris_QPW

The reported version of R1 has always been wrong when installing a new release, definitely ignore that part.

As for should you take the R36.57 "downgrade", I'm personally not going to go back to it, but it is really up to you.

Here is some more information on this mess:
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7904617/is-r37-62-a-staged-release-available-to-all-users-what

Note to make things even more confusing, the latest patch release you can download from here:
Update and Mondo Patch: Subscription Release of Quicken for Windows

is R37.62

Quicken Inc really needs to get their act together and stabilize their releases. Fast releasing of problem releases, and "dual releasing branches R36 and R37" isn't helping anyone!

Kerry

Chris, thank you for the info. I tried to install the patch from the link within the pop up on Quicken but it failed. I'll try the link you suggested.