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Painful Quicken startup & auto install of new versions

Tip.N.Ring

Other software such as paint.net (open source like MS paint application) starts up and says "An update is available to this application. would you like to install when you close your session? Is that so hard?

Why do I need to pause and wait for Quicken to work? It makes no logical sense at all. The computer should work for me, not the other way around.

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Tom Young

I'm not sure I'm understanding the problem.

When I start Quicken it "knows" if a new update is available and asks me if I want to install it. The reason it "asks" instead of simply going ahead and doing the update is that I have Window's User Account Control ("UAC") activated. Typically I click the "No" button and the program comes up. (I'm cautious about willy-nilly updates of Quicken because it's not uncommon that Quicken updates have a bug of some sort buried in them.)

Is your objection here that Quicken automatically goes through the update process at startup? If that's the case then I'd suggest enabling UAC.

Tip.N.Ring

Am I belling to obtuse? I would prefer if the software asked me in the beginning of the session, then did its update when I am done

Tip.N.Ring

I mean if it was good enough for the week for the its'd date + update ...

Rocket J Squirrel

No one likes the way Quicken wants to force updates at the beginning of sessions. We therefore use UAC to prevent it.