dogbite00 said: The data file is on my D drive which is an internal SSD on my machine. The only possibility on something locking the file would be backup software. I only run that manually and don't recall running any backups immediately after closing Quicken - but I'll keep it in mind.
mshiggins said: I would give the opposite advice. If you are connected to the Quicken cloud and syncing account to the Quicken cloud, it is highly likely the cloud sync is disappearing your transactions. I would also say that all the Super Users here have similar lists of do/don't do. Don't sync to the cloud. Don't use Express Web Connect. Do have a good back up strategy.
dogbite00 said: Support even said when you close the program it really 'only minimizes' and it continues occasionally syncing to the cloud - really? Anyone else just using the software locally - do you let it connect to Quicken cloud ID?
dogbite00 said: FYI, today I moved Quicken to my C drive - no help. Still had an entry that didn't save after re-opening the software. What was odd was that I made the entry, then edited 2 prior entries. The new entry was lost after closing the software. But the edits to the prior entries were saved. This is absolutely crazy.
dogbite00 said: The "To save a transaction after changing it" preference was selected, and I do get a warning if trying to close the software and something wasn't saved. Re-opening the software finds all of the entries/edits present from the last time in the software. My normal routine is to just hit the "ENTER" key after a new entry is completed. I hear the a sound confirming the save, no warnings when I close the software (that something wasn't saved), but about 2-3 x a week the last entry (or entries) will be missing when I re-open the software. Not sure if I'm understanding your post, but I'm about ready to toss Quicken and go to something else.