Quicken Mac will No Longer Launch
NolanEgging
Quicken Mac Subscription Member
I recently used Quicken for the first time the other day and everything worked fine. However, now when I try to open the app, it does not open. I've tried re-downloading Quicken and restarting my Mac, but nothing seems to resolve the issue. Does anyone have any advice?
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A few questions…
- What version of macOS are you running?
- How are you launching Quicken? Clicking app icon in the Dock? Double-clicking on Quicken data file?
- When you click on the app icon, what exactly happens. Does it bounce in the Dock for awhile? I assume no error messages?
Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
I am running macOS Monterey Version 12.4. I've tried launching Quicken both ways. When I attempt to open Quicken, the app bounces once and then nothing appears: no messages or anything. I've tried shift clicking and that hasn't worked. I usually have to wait and then I can force quit out of it.
When I try on a new user account, I am able to launch the app and get the welcome screen.0 -
It sounds like something in the Quicken settings on your account might have got messed up. I would try backing up & then deleting the following files/folders:
~/Library/Application Support/Quicken/Downloads
~/Library/Caches/com.quicken.Quicken
~/Library/Preferences/com.quicken.Quicken.plist
and then see if you can get Quicken to launch.0 -
I was able to get Quicken to launch when I did what you said; however, after I close Quicken, I am not able to open Quicken again. I also tried not having everything saved to iCloud, and I got the same result.0
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Ah… saving your file on iCloud (or Dropbox or any cloud service) is a definite no-no. It's not supported, and odd things can happen, including getting locked out of your data file.
If you can repeat the steps you did to get it to launch again, I would try File > Move To… and select a new location on your local hard drive just to get the file moved cleanly. Quit and relaunch; does it open correctly?Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
jacobs said:Ah… saving your file on iCloud (or Dropbox or any cloud service) is a definite no-no. It's not supported, and odd things can happen, including getting locked out of your data file.
To be clear, it is ok to save your backup files to a cloud service... just not the live main file.
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(Canadian user since '92, STILL using QM2007)0 -
I've tried moving everything off of iCloud and on to my local hard drive. I've also attempted to start from scratch; however, I am still not able to launch the app after the initial launch.0
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