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Multiple Computers

Jtconnorii

I have a quicken account on one computer but use another computer at another location and would like to access my account since it is on cloud but was told by Quicken I could not do it. I would be willing to pay more to be able to resolve this issue.

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Ps56k2

Just to clarify a couple of items....

You have the Quicken program installed on one computer, and you created a Quicken data file on that computer.
You can have as many data files as you want - like MS Word or Excel -

The Quicken Cloud is only used to mirror certain user selected accounts for access via a browser
and the Quicken on the Web website - or by using the Quicken Mobile App on a smartphone.

https://www.quicken.com/support/what-quicken-cloud

Given all that - Quicken is NOT a shared data file product, nor a cloud based product...
What do you want to accomplish at the other location with your Quicken data ?

NotACPA

I used to travel extensively for business ... fly out on Monday and home on Friday.

I had PCs, and Q, at both locations.

SO, the last thing that I'd do on Monday (or, maybe Sunday night) was to take a backup of Q to a USB drive.

THEN, the first thing that I'd do when I got to the client site was to restore from the USB to that computer ... thus I could work with Q all week.

The last thing that I'd do on Friday, before leaving, was to backup Q to that USB drive ... and then restore when I got home.

The Q cloud is NOT a "shared file" ... but you can, if you wish, backup to a cloud drive instead of a USB.