Quicken Classic for Windows started showing a Schwab cc-800 a few days ago. The usual troubleshooting does not work:
- Go to each account that you are having an issue downloading, click on the account and "Edit Account Details", and click on the "Online Services" and click on the "Deactivate" button. Do this for each account.
- After all accounts have been deactivated from online services, run a validate and repair file process: File > Validate and Repair File... > Check Validate File > Click OK
- Most important: Next, log your account out of Quicken: Edit > Preferences > Quicken ID & Cloud Accounts > click on: Sign in as a Different User > type "YES" in the box and sign out
- Close Quicken completely.
- There is some problem with the services running between your file and the Quicken servers. That's why logging out completely resets the connection keys between you and their services.
- After Quicken has shut down, open quicken again, and log in. Set any of your accounts back up that you deactivated by using the Add account function "+" (not by clicking on the account, then edit account details). Search for the financial institution (like Chase), and log into the financial institution, and link to existing account, and you should be good to go. Once the transactions have downloaded, before you accept any, be sure they are not duplicated, and delete any duplicates first.
Sometimes the "last download" date will update to the current date/time. Other times it will not.