How do I remove the Splash Screen ad on my Quicken ? (edit)
I have a new ad from Fidelity on my Quicken Premier logo when I start the Quicken Premier Windows app. I do not appreciate being advertised to on a product that I pay for. How do I revert the logo back to only the Quicken logo? I'm not able to find the BMP or .ini file in my Program Files (x86)>Quicken folder. Thank you.
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I just tried an obvious test - just rename the SPLASH.BMP to something else - so it is NOT found -
When Quicken starts, it now just brings up a default Q screen - and does it very quickly -
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Hello @Rob,
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Thank you!
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he’s seeing the Fidelity Splash screen when starting Quicken
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There used to be a Support article on removing a splash screen, but, alas, it has been retired.
If you want to follow this article (carefully, please), give it a try:0 -
I just tried an obvious test - just rename the SPLASH.BMP to something else - so it is NOT found -
When Quicken starts, it now just brings up a default Q screen - and does it very quickly -
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Thank you UKR and Ps56k2.
I found the file in C:\ProgramData\Quicken\10482 and renamed it, which seems to have worked. Saved a lot of time compared to looking for the .INI file.
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The Fidelity splash screen is back. It would be nice to opt out of being marketed to.
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yeah - mine is back too… sorry -
I just created my own Splash BMP - put it into the right place - and all is good again -
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I have Quicken Classic. How do I get rid of the Fidelity splash screen?
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My recollection from versions long past is that people set the properties on the 'splash' file (bmp, png, jpg, whatever extension it was) to be read only. Doing so seemed to prevent the FI from changing it to their branded version. The trick always seemed to be finding the right splash to do that to.
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