Quicken 2001 and Windows 11 Solution

Hayawaaneh

I read a few of the problems and solutions for the small handful of us who have been faithfully running Quicken Deluxe 2001 for the past 22 years. My WIN10 hard disk became unbootable and unrecoverable, so I decided to install Windows 11 from scratch and start over. I just moved my entire QUICKENW folder over to the c:\ directory and tried to run QW.EXE. It came up and told me that I was missing IPROF32.DLL on the first try, so I copied it from the old Windows\SysWOW64 directory from WIN10 and moved it to the WIN11 Windows\SysWOW64 directory. I was told that I needed Q_ENCUTL.DLL, so I copied it over and QW.EXE ran just fine. I just use the program to record transactions from a single checking account so I can easily find dates of major expenditures. So far, I have printed a report for 24 years of transactions, and I entered a fake transaction as a test. So far, the app is perfectly stable.

Greg_the_Geek

You should really upgrade to Quicken 2013 or at least 2004. You can download free versions from Convert Data From an Earlier Version of Quicken (When to Use an Intermediate Version)