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Quicken 59.18 dropped in this morning.

nmestanas

Fired up Quicken and it immediately updated to 59.18. I really wish Quicken would provide some kind or confirmation box to accept or defer the update. Along with this box, a link to the readme that explains what the update contains.

Once it completes, you can review the release notes to discover this is supposed to fix issues with the online backup. Since I don't use it, there was really no need to force me to update. Just sayin'.

Having said that, the update completed successfully and my Quicken seems to be running OK. No issues with OSU, backup reminders, or other widely reported issues.

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AlexisoftheShire

When you get the Windows UAC message for Quicken to install the update you can just click on NO. I also got the same message this morning and looked at the release notes and declined the app install. FYI.

Boatnmaniac

In order to get that UAC popup you first need to set your Windows setting for it to "Always Notify." Then whenever Quicken attempts to update the version you will get a notification requesting you to accept or reject the update. Works like a charm.:

nmestanas

I don't have UAC turned on. Don't intend to turn it on. I understand the potential consequences.

Thanks!!

ranger75230

This morning's update is not yet available on Quicken's Manual Patch Update page. The most recent update there is the October 7th version 59.10. Is there another place I can look to download the Manual Patch for 59.18? Thanks!

UserDavidC

@nmestanas Check out this idea post and vote for it if you wish:

Option to apply Quicken Updates on Close — Quicken

@ranger75230 As far as I know, Quicken doesn't publish a link to these early releases that they deploy only to a couple hundred users and then turn off. However, they will sometimes publish a special link in the community in the thread that the update is suppose to fix so others that have that specific error can test.

nmestanas

@ranger75230 I think it takes a few days until they publish the downloadable patch. If you don't get the update when you first open Quicken, you could go to Help/Check for Updates. Executing an OSU usually does it too.

@UserDavidC DONE!

retird

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20458350#Comment_20458350

UAC saved my bacon numerous times with Quicken. I always wait to install updates.

Boatnmaniac

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20458412#Comment_20458412

It is not only of value in allowing you to wait some before updating the version (to see what others are saying about the new version) but it is of even greater value (IMO) after down-revving when a new version didn't work out because you can then keep it from updating to the problematic version, again.