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What in the Sam Hill Just Happened???

JoeBanana

Updated some capital gains data last night and wanted to do some updates this morning and all of my data files for both Quicken and TurboTax were scrambled!

What the heck did that latest update do? Sabotage PCs???

All of the files affected have this or similar added to the file names: (# Delete conflict 2023-12-21 nltxhvC #).

Quicken: You got some explaining to do!

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RalphC

Reboot your computer. Restore your known good data files from backup.

splasher

Based on what was added to the filename(s), it sounds like something an anti-virus program would do.

Chris_QPW

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20404843#Comment_20404843

Actually base on this:

All of the files affected have this or similar added to the file names: (# Delete conflict 2023-12-21 nltxhvC #).

My guess would be a backup program or maybe a cloud storage program, or maybe even source control program.

"Delete conflict" sounds like "merging two files". When merging two files a change in one might conflict with a change in the other, and something has to decide what to do, in this case it might very well have decided to completely remove the "conflict/other change".

This "source control software" talk.