i have used nordvpn with Quicken until last week

KlisterKid
KlisterKid Quicken Windows Other Member ✭✭✭
NordVPN works with most of my banks & 2 brokersges. Last week i started getting OL-220 errors when setting up an account following a complete crash of my computer on 12/23/21. Happy, happy!
I rebuilt & reinstalled everything. I can't use Qkn with one bank for financial downloads. I turned off NordVPN but that action prevented me from accessing the net.
NordVPN & I spent a few hrs last night trying different server addresses, changing two DNS values from empty to 1.1.1.1 and another string I forgot now. Failed.
I noticed that the MSFT triubkeshooter said the Nord tunneling was the culprit. I stopped all 3 Nord processes. Failed
I saw that Windows Defender had two Qkn CEF Subprocesses. I did not change them yet.
What are their purposes? Two offset the other two! Failed to get to net.
I want to finish my taxes even though i filed for extensions.
Let me know what screen prints you may need.
Thanks in advance.

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  • KlisterKid
    KlisterKid Quicken Windows Other Member ✭✭✭
    Somehow this problem has resolved itself; however, I now have more major problems with Quicken. I tried to review the reason why I got "out of memory" msgs; when I clicked on the link, it said I did not have permission! GO FIGURE! :-(
  • Chris_QPW
    Chris_QPW Quicken Windows Subscription Member ✭✭✭✭
    On the CEF Subprocess, they are Chrome processes used for various "web pages/features" in Quicken like Help.

    On your new problem this might pertain to it.
    https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7923154/slowdowns-and-not-enough-memory-to-proceed-errors/p1

    On clicking on a link and getting "no permission" that is usually caused by the fact that the Moderators have archived that thread.
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