Note: Can't post links as a new forum user (even though they're all internal links), remove the spaces around "quicken".
After resetting my cloud account, I was prompted to reauthorize all my login credentials…now 6 of 9 accounts are throwing "mistype" errors. None of these are new accounts, they have all worked successfully for years. (This has rendered Quicken practically useless, and definitely not worth the subscription price.)
I have followed everything in this article [https://www. quicken .com/support/error-when-adding-or-updating-accounts-103-or-did-you-mistype-your-sign-info/]. I have also:
- logged out/in of Quicken account
- started a new file from scratch
- started a new file from scratch on a completely different computer (that has never had Quicken on it)
- restore a pre-problem backup
- reset cloud file
- manually delete/recreate cloud file
- changing the bank password to <10 characters
The only thing I haven't done is log out, wait for hours/days, and try again.
I can corroborate @GregM's assessment here [https://community. quicken .com/discussion/7943690/this-is-getting-worse-how-to-resolve-cc-929-fdp-103-error-adding-any-account] that the problem is accounts requiring the connection form rather than bank authorization via web browser. Every account with browser authorization has successfully re-connected (multiple times, in multiple scenarios).
I'm about ready to try @djtobin's nuclear option [https://community. quicken .com/discussion/comment/20330803#Comment_20330803]. If I do, I'll definitely try to open my original file as I do not find the idea of a fresh restart appealing but I'm hoping any of the users I'm @ ing might have found a solution since they last posted.
To: @bshopay, @johnqu11, @BMWrider, @donbellamy, @QWinUser, @lenbbear, @KKSD, @gusdriver, @Judge64, @froswrangler, @RaptorDad69, @kfitz47 …have any of you resolved your issues? If so, can you please share the secret handshake?
And, before a Mod jumps in, I'm having the exact same problem all these users previously described, with the same banks, the same error messages, and the same screenshots.