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Quicken Updates

EWagner635

Yesterday when I initiated a One Step Update, I was given the opportunity to also take a Quicken update. I declined it. I closed out of Quicken. Today, I enter Quicken and the update is forced on me before the Quicken worksheet even comes up. Why was the update forced today?

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Quicken Kristina

Hello @EWagner635,

When Quicken sees an update available, it tries to push the update to you. Yesterday, it likely didn't see the update until Quicken was already open, so it gave you the option in the One Step Update. Today, when you opened Quicken, it saw the update available and pushed it to you. The main way to prevent Quicken from being able to do that is to turn up the security settings in the User Action Console so that the update will be blocked until you give permission.

I hope this helps!