I am using quicken 2014 Deluxe on a Windows 11 desktop.

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I am using Quicken 2014 Deluxe on a Windows 11 desktop. It has run fine since I installed Windows 11 (2 months ago) until today.

OS build 26200.7623 was installed on 1/14/26 and I have used quicken successfully several times since then but not today.

I am getting a Quicken error code 7257 after entering a transaction and trying to save it. I have tried several things with no luck: disconnecting from the internet, reinstalling Quicken 2014, restoring a previous backup.

Does anyone have any ideas for me, I really do not want or "need" a Quicken subscription (unless that is my only choice for a solution.)

UKR

Error codes "7xxx" in old Quicken versions usually mean that something's gone wrong with your printer setup in Quicken.

Try resetting your printer definitions in Quicken and then redefine the printer:
The printer must be powered up and connected to the PC.
If you are using Quicken for Windows versions 2009 and older:
- Close Quicken
- Use Windows File Explorer to locate and rename the file
C:\Users_username_\AppData\Roaming\Intuit\Quicken\Config\WPR.DAT to WPR.OLD
- Now set up your printer again, as described below. The WPR.DAT file will be recreated next time you start Quicken.
If you are using Quicken for Windows 2010 until Quicken Subscription (US, 2021) R33:
- Click File / File Operations / Validate and Repair. Select only "Reset Quicken Printer Settings", then click OK.
- Now set up your printer (see below)
If you are using Quicken for Windows Subscription (US, 2021) R34 and newer, up until the current release:
- Click File / Validate and Repair. Select only "Reset Quicken Printer Settings", then click OK.
- Now set up your printer (see below)

Printer Setup (all versions):
- Close and restart Quicken (might not be necessary, but it can't hurt)
- In Quicken click File / Printer Setup / For Printing ... and visit all popup selections as needed
(a) for Reports,
(b) for Checks,
(c) for Invoices [Quicken HB&R users only]
and define your printer.
If you're printing checks, do not forget to select the correct check style.
- For 3-per-page personal size checks choose "Wallet Checks (Check 21 ...)", not "Wallet Checks" (unless you still use some very old stock from many years ago, pre-2006)
- For 3-per-page business size checks choose "Standard Checks", not "Voucher Checks".
- For 1-per-page business size checks with 2 stubs choose "Voucher Checks".