Unable to find an option for connecting to Fidelity Net Benefits

You need to connect to Fidelity Investments. There no longer is a "Fidelity NetBenefits" financial institution in Quicken. Fidelity Investments is now used for both brokerate and other non-401K account as well as the 401K account that used to be downloaded from Fidelity Net Benefits. This change took effect when we were requested to reauthorize our Fidelity accounts (to EWC+).

Have you tried logging into the Fidelity.com account when Quicken opens the browser for that? If not, back up your data file, first, and then deactivate your NetBenefits account. Then do Add Account and when prompted use your NetBenefits login and make sure to Link the downloaded data to the account you already have in Quicken.

If that doesn't work, you might need to set up an online account with Fidelity.com and then use that login to set up downloading of your 401K account making sure to Link the download to your existing account in Quicken.

Here is what the FIDIR (Financial Institutions Directory) file…the file that tells Quicken which FIs support Quicken, which types of accounts they support and which connection methods they support… now shows what Fidelity Investments is now used for. Note that "401K" is now used with this FI.:

70419 70419 70419 Fidelity Investments https://www.fidelity.com 2068249800 https://www.fidelity.com ACTIVE BANKING,CREDIT,ACCOUNTINFO,INVESTMENT,401K&EXP-WEB-CONNECT NOT_QBP NA

The account used to work until about a month ago and I started getting that message when I tried resetting the account connection.

Are you saying that you had an EWC+ connection via Fidelity Investments (not with zzz-Fidelity Netbenefits) that worked up until a month ago?

So I just deleted the account and tried adding it again.

Did you actually delete the account or did you deactivate the account?

Yes, you probably should contact Quicken Support, again. I'm afraid there is not enough information available to me here for me to be able to provide much assistance. Quicken Support has tools where they can access your computer remotely which can sometimes be very helpful in getting set up correctly.

BTW, deleting an account usually does not resolve any issues with it. And, deleting an account deletes all history of that account in Quicken. If the data is old, it might not be downloaded, again, in which case it is lost unless you manually reenter it. In addition, if there are any linked transfers between that account and other accounts, deleting that account will also delete those transactions in the transfer accounts which will throw those accounts out of balance. Most account connection issues can be resolved using other troubleshooting methods that will retain all data and will not adversely impact the account balances in other transfer accounts. Just something to keep in mind for the future.

Here's another Alert that lists all the known issues with downloading from Fidelity with the EWC+ connection method. It includes a fair number of issues with Net Benefits accounts.: UPDATED 10/28/25 Fidelity Updates.

R65.15 is a staged release today. The Manual Patch Update file for it can be downloaded from Quicken for Windows: Manual Patch Update | Quicken . If you have not already updated to R65.15 you might want to consider updating to it now because I does include some fixes/improvements regarding downloading from Fidelity's EWC+ connection, although I do not know what if any fixes for Net Benefits is included in it. Take a look at the release notes (also listed in that Support Article) to gain an understanding of how it might benefit you,