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Win 10 Registry?

Joe@@5612

Quicken is trying to open a previous data file not the new one that was recently saved. This is creating a headache. To insure it opens the file properly i need to use the file explore and click on the QDF file.

This is Windows 10 using Quicken classic starter edition.

Joe

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Chris_QPW

I'm pretty sure Quicken uses C:\Users\Chris\AppData\Roaming\Quicken\config\QUSER.INI for determining the data file that was last opened (not the Windows registry).

Something might be blocking Quicken from updating this file.

Rocket J Squirrel

Or it might be looking at QW.CFG, which contains the most recent data directory and filename among some binary.

[Strangely enough, it also contains what appears to be a dialup modem init string AT&F&C0&D0L0X4]