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Rebrand your SOFTWARE : Quicken to Slowen

Mario66

I am not kidding, it is pretty ironic you name your software Quicken, after years of using Quicken Classic (Business & Personal), every update is slower than the previous one. I have a very fast computer, 64GB of RAM, and yet this is the SLOWEST software on the planet. Since you seem unable to redesign the software and database architecture, at least change the name to something more representative of the performance.

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mshiggins

You can add an idea post to suggest the rebranding here:

https://community.quicken.com/categories/windows-ideas

Chuck56

Just an fyi.. I was experiencing slowness, and it turned out not to be a Quicken issue at all. Before trying to troubleshoot Quicken, I wanted to make sure the underlying system it rides on was not the culprit. So, I updated my drivers (which were very outdated) using a third-party driver updater. Lastly, I performed an update to Win 11 by doing a……

Settings/Windows Update/Advanced Options/Recovery/Fix Problems using Windows Update.

This reloaded Win 11 (fixed possible corrupt system files) without affecting data or apps.

In my case it resolved my issue. I was quick to blame Quicken as well but turns out it was not the root cause. At least in my case.

Harry-NJ

@Chuck56 I tried updating Windows 11 but my problem still is here.