davidinangelfire said: I just upgraded to R44.25. I access Quicken literally every day. Today (and maybe yesterday) I noticed that no transactions for BofA had been downloaded. I logged into their web page and confirmed that some non-pending transactions should have been downloaded. I looked at the Quicken Vault and noticed that there was no longer a stored password. I tried entering my current password and got a message that 'BofA - All Other States' could not use the password I entered'. I have not changed anything on the BofA side. My BofA password works on their web site. The web site does not tell me to change my password. I have no email from BofA telling me to change my password. I am unsure whether this is a BofA problem or a Quicken problem. I am reluctant to go ahead and change the BofA password without a clear explanation what is going on.
davidinangelfire said: OK I took a backup. I converted my BofA to EWC+. I am not sure exactly what options I may have chosen but probably asked it to download the last 90 days Both Checking and Visa were seriously skewed. But I did notice that the 'opening balance' for both accounts was a negative number. For Visa, I set the opening balance back to $0. That got me closer. I also deleted all the 'new' downloaded transactions and accepted 1 'matched' transaction. (I don't understand why Quicken chose to categorize all the old transactions as 'new' when there were reconciled entries). I had a net difference of about $68 which were 5 recent transactions that actually were 'new' and i probably deleted them from the downloaded transactions by mistake. My current balance matches the online web page. For checking, I also re-set the opening balance to $0 and am pretty close.
davidinangelfire said: I only did one "one step update" previously but went back. I was not prompted for any passwords. I tend to pre-enter my checking transactions and those showed up as 'matched' in the download after the upgrade . Aside from one known pending transaction, I am in sync. I just have to delete a lot of 'new' transactions that were downloaded. It was really the changed 'opening balance' that caused some initial heartburn.