I've had this issue awhile. After just doing a Reset of online connections, it still persists.
The problem is:
Quicken, when it does an update for either account, it sees the other account as missing. When I started to Reset Account for the Savings account, it prompted for the company, showing both Cap One Bank and Cap One Credit Cards among the multitude of others. I chose the Bank side. Still, at the end of the Reset, it indicated that the Credit Card account was not found. (What is has been doing every time I've done this.)
When I started the Reset Account of the Credit Card, it did NOT allow me to choose between Bank and Credit Cards, but immediately went on to the login with Capital One. I logged in and linked the account to my existing account and again at the end, this time of course, I got the message that the Savings account was not found.
So somehow, Quicken I guess, wants to keep associating these two accounts in a way that it looks for both accounts when I'm only wanting it to look for one.
And yes, due to the way Cap One does things, I must have separate logins for these two accounts. They can't be linked at Cap One. So, it seems one needs to go in through the Bank side and one through the Savings side.
I'm thinking I should Deactivate one or the other, or both, to see if it will let me set them up separately via the Bank side and Credit Card side?
Thoughts?
Thanks in advance!