Deleted Bill Reminders still post to my accounts

bumrocky

I have 3 recurring bill reminders that automatically entered into my accounts. One was from Savings that transferred $100 on the 15th, one transferred $75 on the 30th of the month from another savings account, and one paid my internet bill on my credit card on the 4th of every month. I deleted all these bill reminders, yet they still post to the accounts and are messing me up. I have looked at Bills & Income, and also Tools—Manage Bill & Income Reminders, and these are not there. Where else can these recurring entries be? I have also tried validating and repairing my file. None of these have worked.

Sceptic

@bumrocky have you tried doing a super validate. Not sure if it will make a difference, but I think it's worth a try. When clicking on "Validate and Repair File" hold Ctrl-Shift.

Otherwise, the only other thing I can think of is to do a Quicken Copy

A Quicken Copy creates a new version of your data file while rebuilding portions of Quicken's internal database structure. This process can help correct certain types of file corruption, data inconsistencies, and performance issues that may develop over time. Because the copy is built from the existing data rather than simply duplicating the file at the Windows level, it can sometimes resolve problems that Validate and Repair does not fully correct. As an added benefit, the newly created file may also be more efficient and responsive.

Note: You will need to reactivate online connections for all accounts in the new copied data file.

1. Make a backup of your data file.
2. Open Quicken and select File → Copy or Backup File.
3. Select Create a copy or template and click Next.
4. Accept the default setting to copy all transactions (recommended).
5. Choose a location and enter a name for the new file.
6. Click Save Copy.
7. After the process completes, open the copied file.
8. Reactivate online connections for all accounts.
9. If the reminders no longer are automatically entered into the account register, use the copied data file as your ongoing file.

You will need to wait until the next occurrence to determine if the Quicken Copy solved the issue. Nevertheless, I think doing a Quicken Copy is a good idea because of the benefits.