Scheduled Updates Fail
tjlee089
Quicken Windows 2017 Member ✭✭
I have 7 accounts scheduled daily for updates. Almost every time 1 to 3 of these accounts fail to update and I need to manually update, which works after 3-4 tries.
HOWEVER, if I run an update immediately after restarting the PC, all updates run flawlessly. Could this be related to either available memory or C: drive storage? I have 16GB memory and my 128GB C: drive is about 90% full. Would a larger C: drive help? Thanks.
HOWEVER, if I run an update immediately after restarting the PC, all updates run flawlessly. Could this be related to either available memory or C: drive storage? I have 16GB memory and my 128GB C: drive is about 90% full. Would a larger C: drive help? Thanks.
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The account update issues as described should be unrelated to memory or storage.0
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What else do you have available on internal disk storage? You have a 128GB internal C: drive (an SSD, I presume). Do you also have an internal hard drive? Or can you install one?
To reclaim disk storage space: Do make sure that your Temp folder is cleaned out. Ditto for your Recycle Bin.
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I have a 1 TB data drive D that is only about 40% full. Temp folder and recycle bin are cleaned routinely. 128GB C: is OEM SSD from Dell. I'm thinking about upgrading to an after market 256GB C: SSD.
Re Sherlock comment: Yes, I agree that my issue may be unrelated to either memory or storage. However, it is related to doing a fresh startup when no other apps are open. Also, two of my brokerage accounts ALWAYS update regardless of startup status. These accounts all use Direct Connect. I've been using Qucken for 20+ years. I've had the problem for only the last couple of years. I wish I had a clue. Thanks for your comments.0 -
I have a 1TB D HDD data drive that is only about 40% full. Temp folder and recycle bin are emptied routinely. 128GB C drive is Dell SSD OEM. I'm thinking about upgrading to a 256GB after market SSD.
Re Sherlock comment: I agree my issue may be unrelated to either storage or memory, however updates ALWAYS run OK after fresh startup. Two brokerage accounts always run OK regardless of startup status. All are Direct Connect. I wish I had a clue. Thanks for your comments.0 -
tjlee089 said:I have a 1TB D HDD data drive that is only about 40% full. Temp folder and recycle bin are emptied routinely. 128GB C drive is Dell SSD OEM. I'm thinking about upgrading to a 256GB after market SSD.
Re Sherlock comment: I agree my issue may be unrelated to either storage or memory, however updates ALWAYS run OK after fresh startup. Two brokerage accounts always run OK regardless of startup status. All are Direct Connect. I wish I had a clue. Thanks for your comments.0 -
I'm rethinking my previous conclusions. Did a PC restart; did not open any programs. 1/2 hour later scheduled update ran. Same errors that normally occur. Whenever this happens and I reset the account, the update works. The other option is to continually try a manual update until it works, usually 3-4 times. I will look at delayed start items. Thanks for the comment.0
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