When starting, does Quicken always connect to server if connection available.
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Divemaster
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Because of the small delay in Quicken opening sometimes, I figured it was calling home to check licensing status. Now with the solution to logon screen being resolved, this was part of the fix below:
"Our investigation determined that the root cause of this behavior was not due to the R25.10 product update, but was instead caused by a separate, internal server update that was released at the same time as the R25.10 update."
Since it was an internal server, then Quicken desktop, even though I use no online functions at all, calls home. I can live with that because I think it is licensing, but I cam also think of easier way yo check licenses locally on individual's computer. Can someone answer these questions.
1) Why does Quicken connect with server when I just use it as check register?
2) Will Quicken work if I lose internet connection as I don't use any online functions anyway?
3) Does Quicken pull any of my data down to server?
Also, thanks for the fix on issue 25:10 and for posting update. Will do another upgrade after my next image.
"Our investigation determined that the root cause of this behavior was not due to the R25.10 product update, but was instead caused by a separate, internal server update that was released at the same time as the R25.10 update."
Since it was an internal server, then Quicken desktop, even though I use no online functions at all, calls home. I can live with that because I think it is licensing, but I cam also think of easier way yo check licenses locally on individual's computer. Can someone answer these questions.
1) Why does Quicken connect with server when I just use it as check register?
2) Will Quicken work if I lose internet connection as I don't use any online functions anyway?
3) Does Quicken pull any of my data down to server?
Also, thanks for the fix on issue 25:10 and for posting update. Will do another upgrade after my next image.
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#1 - don't know for sure#2 - yes - it will try, and ignore it, or timeout, and you can use it as normal#3 - your data is local UNLESS you setup the Quicken Cloud to Sync a specified set of your accounts... if no setup to Sync - then no data -
QWin - R54.16 - Win10
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Thanks, I would guess one of the reasons for #1 question is checking version and if update needed. I also wondered if it is to check for license issues. It seems that I once seen a post that the Quicken data file is checked for a license validity and not the executable.0
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