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Recurring CC-800 issues
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Hello. I see that many have encountered CC-800 errors. In my case, it is an issue with "State Department FCU". I had to restore from a backup a few weeks ago and have been getting this error ever since. I have followed the instructions on the Support page many times without success. https://www.quicken.com/support/error-message-when-updating-accounts-cc-800 I have also tried to repair the Quicken data file. I have deactivated and reactivated the 4 accounts in question several times as well. Any suggestions?
Hello @TravelinMan,
To troubleshoot this issue, since the process in the Support article did not correct it, I would recommend following these steps, in case the issue is being caused by outdated/bad information in the Quicken cloud or cache.
Once your accounts are reconnected, test to see if the issue is resolved.
I hope this helps!
really good advice above. but I suggest adding step 9 and modifying step 7 as follows.
7. Re-open Quicken. When it finishes loading, it will take you to the login screen. Log in to Quicken using the normal QDF password. You will briefly be taken to the quicken.com website where you should log in with your quicken.com credentials. You will automatically be returned to your QDF quicken screen.
9. Close quicken then Navigate to "C:\ProgramData\Quicken\Inet\ then search all subfolders for ...\runtime.dat and delete them.
So when I get to the final step, i.e. the AddAccount dialog, it reports "We found the following accounts" and the acct in question is the only acct listed. However the "Action" is "Don't add to Quicken" and there is no ability to change that action or anything else. So I click Next. And I try the 1-step update on just that account and it results in the same old CC-800 message. Note that it is in fact downloading transactions. It just always reports that it needs to be fixed. Which gives the impression that it isn't downloading transactions.
Hello @pmfenton3,
If it says "Don't add to Quicken", that means Quicken thinks the account is already connected. What Nickname in Quicken does it show next to that Don't add to Quicken?
That nickname should be the account in Quicken that the program thinks your account is connected to. Once you know what nickname to look for, go to Tools>Account List to find that account. If you have hidden accounts, there will be a checkbox near the lower left of the Account List screen, check that box.
Once you find the problem account, backup your Quicken file and deactivate that account. Once that account is deactivated, you should be able to go to Tools>Add Account, follow the prompts, and link your account to the correct nickname in Quicken.
Let me know how it goes!