Sync with Quicken Cloud still seems to occur after I have disabled it.
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I have disabled sync'ing with Quicken Cloud (Edit -> Preferences -> Mobile & Web -> Sync is off), but when I restore a Quicken Backup or open a new Quicken File, a pop-up appears that says it is Syncing with Quicken Cloud. What is going on?
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Hello @wrb,
Thank you for reaching out to the Community with your question.
Each data file has a separate cloud account. Therefore, turning off Cloud Sync in one data file will not turn off Cloud Sync in other data files whether they were set up as a new data file or restored from a backup. If you wish for Cloud Sync to be turned off in all your data files, you will need to manually turn it off for each backup you restore and each data file you create.
I hope this clarifies things for you! Thank you.-Quicken Anja
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Quicken will sync some data with the cloud account associated with the Quicken file even when we have never enabled Sync or selected accounts to be synchronized.
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I do not want any data to be synchronized with the Quicken Cloud. How do I do that?0
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Sherlock said:wrb said:I do not want any data to be synchronized with the Quicken Cloud. How do I do that?
Quicken 2017 and below aren’t “subscription”, but they certainly are still connected to a Quicken cloud dataset. The difference is only in how much data is stored in the Quicken cloud dataset.
To be completely free of the Quicken cloud dataset you would have to be using a version of Quicken that didn’t have a Quicken Id. The last version of Quicken like that was Quicken 2013.Signature:
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Chris_QPW said:Sherlock said:wrb said:I do not want any data to be synchronized with the Quicken Cloud. How do I do that?
Quicken 2017 and below aren’t “subscription”, but they certainly are still connected to a Quicken cloud dataset. The difference is only in how much data is stored in the Quicken cloud dataset.
To be completely free of the Quicken cloud dataset you would have to be using a version of Quicken that didn’t have a Quicken Id. The last version of Quicken like that was Quicken 2013.0 -
Hmm. Maybe, not how I remember it, but I could be wrong.Signature:
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Chris_QPW said:Hmm. Maybe, not how I remember it, but I could be wrong.
https://www.quicken.com/about-us/press/intuit-launches-quicken-2015
https://www.quicken.com/about-us/press/intuit-launches-quicken-2016
https://www.quicken.com/about-us/press/quicken-launches-quicken2017
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Sherlock said:Chris_QPW said:Hmm. Maybe, not how I remember it, but I could be wrong.
https://www.quicken.com/about-us/press/intuit-launches-quicken-2015
https://www.quicken.com/about-us/press/intuit-launches-quicken-2016
https://www.quicken.com/about-us/press/quicken-launches-quicken2017
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It's pretty damned hard for Q2017 to sync to the cloud if the network adapter is disabled.
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