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Getting CC-585 error with Chase

punkinhead26

Error message is:
A security question is required to complete the download

WHERE do I enter the answer to the security question? What is the security question?

When I go to chase.com and login all is well. It's not asking me for any security question answers

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Sherlock

Intuit continues to have difficulty maintaining the Express Web Connect connection method for Quicken. If you are not willing to accept the unreliability of this connection method, I suggest you use the Direct Connect or the Web Connect connection method if available instead. If you haven't already, you may want to review: https://www.quicken.com/support/how-quicken-connects-your-bank

rlfromm

I use direct connect and I get the same error too. The normal dialog to verify the account access is not appearing during update.

Sherlock

rlfromm said:

I use direct connect and I get the same error too. The normal dialog to verify the account access is not appearing during update.

Interesting. We use the Direct Connect connection method with Chase and do not get this Express Web Connect error code. Are you certain you're using the Direct Connect connection method?

Open the register, press Ctrl + Shift + E, and select the Online Services tab:

punkinhead26

Yes, I have mine set to Direct Connect.
Would the online bill payment settings cause any issues? Although, I've not changed anything in there and it worked fine the last time I connected...

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punkinhead26

Also, unlike the screenshot that Sherlock posted, I do not have the option to "Change connection method"

Chris_QPW

rlfromm said:

I use direct connect and I get the same error too. The normal dialog to verify the account access is not appearing during update.

I think you are mistaken and not using direct connect. Error messages that start with CC - are for Express web connect errors. Direct connect errors start with OL-

Sherlock

punkinhead26 said:

Yes, I have mine set to Direct Connect.
Would the online bill payment settings cause any issues? Although, I've not changed anything in there and it worked fine the last time I connected...

Possibly. I gather you've updated to the staged R35 release. We're still on R34.24.

punkinhead26 said:

Also, unlike the screenshot that Sherlock posted, I do not have the option to "Change connection method"

I suspect you don't have the option to change the connection method because Bank Bill Pay requires Direct Connect.

Chris_QPW

punkinhead26 said:

Yes, I have mine set to Direct Connect.
Would the online bill payment settings cause any issues? Although, I've not changed anything in there and it worked fine the last time I connected...

I notice in your screenshot you have both Quicken Bill Manager and Bank Bill Pay enabled (both set to Yes).

I would suspect then that it is Quicken Bill Manager that is throwing the CC-585 error.

rlfromm

> @Chris_QPW said:
> I think you are mistaken and not using direct connect. Error messages that start with CC - are for Express web connect errors. Direct connect errors start with OL-

No, I'm not mistaken. As I said I am using direct connection please see the attached image.

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GeoffG

As @Chris_QPW eluded to, you should not have both bill payment processes set to yes. I would encourage you to use Chase and deactivate Quicken Bill Manager.

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/6031128/uploads/editor/nc/wdyg69or86sn.png

punkinhead26

I disabled Quicken Bill Manager and tried to d/l from Chase again. And still getting the same error. Attaching screen shot.

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Chris_QPW

Very weird. I'm not sure what is going on here.

GeoffG

While it is not a security question (your original post), Chase requires that Quicken be authenticated from Chase's website. It's shown below... Have you done that?