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Windows 10 Home 2004, Build 19041.985
Quicken Deluxe 2013, Release R 12 (22.1.12.7)

DriftyDonN wrote:

Sadly, Quicken is cloud based and I cannot find a way around it-

I’ve been using Quicken since 3.1 days, but I haven’t and don’t pay bills or download data with it.

I pay bills via my bank website, most are on Autopay, so easy-peasy.

I don’t download data at all. I visit the websites of my banks/credit cards/investments to copy/paste the data I haven’t already entered, which is very little. Yes, it is more time-consuming, but well worth keeping my business out of the cloud.

Of course, I seldom update Quicken versions. I’m currently using 2013 Deluxe and find it sufficient for my needs.

You might also want to look at Moneydance. I may be going there soon.

I don’t know how this happened, but I have both an Admin and a Local account. Both have the same name (mine), one with the picture I selected and the other with the generic Windows icon.

On startup, the login page appears with this message: > The username or password is incorrect. Try again. When I select OK, the password field appears with the user name above it. Beneath it are two choices: Reset Password and Sign-in Options. I don’t see any help in either one. I type in my password, and login proceeds normally.

When I go to Settings > Accounts > Email & accounts, it says “Set up and manage accounts – To change, delete, etc. Select your account and then select Manage.” But neither account is listed.

Windows 10 Home, v 10.0.18362 Build 18362

I tried to follow along with all the various methods to access this app and found all of them to be a pain. (Assuming you want to open the whole app.)

If you right click in the Start Menu, you can then Add to Taskbar and have it readily accessible.

I don’t understand why the folks who write these otherwise very helpful articles rarely seem to point this out.

Yes, I understand the Viewing options. I prefer to view both.

An update from last night, most of which I spent struggling with this. Left my pc on all night and OneDrive synced on its own. The desktop.ini appeared right where it was supposed to be, but . . .

I have desktop.ini files all over the place and no problem seeing them. I’ve always assumed they were hidden / system files, but that’s the view I use in Explorer.

A search of the Documents folder turned up dozens of them, I was able to track them all down except for the villain. Then it appeared again in the night. Maybe my cat walked across the keyboard.

Bluetrix wrote:

HTH (Hope that helps)

It did. Thank you.

Yes, I am still metered. OK, here’s something else I don’t know how to do. Insert a quote correctly But I can Copy/Paste.

Sportsman said:

> I manually allowed the KB4503327 update 2 days ago on a metered connection on the same > build you have (Win10 Home, v 1809, Build: 17763.503)

Thanks. I will try “Insert into Content” as the other didn’t seem to work.

Or perhaps the screenshot doesn’t look the way I expect before it is posted.

I can’t see the jpg I posted.

Don’t know anything about BBCodes, FWIW.

Any help appreciated.

[Peepers]

Thank you, Sportsman. I tried following your lead, but nothing will download. I have selected Retry several times without success.

My WU screen has changed, though. Screenshot attached. (I hope )

OK, no. Guess I need help posting the screenshot.

 

 

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by Peepers.

I’m running Win10 Home, v 1809, Build: 17763.503. I defanged WU and came here looking to see if it was safe to go back. I see no info on that, but meanwhile . . .

I cannot find any Pause option in my WU. Does that only appear in WinPro?

I also see:

Intel – System – 4/11/2018 12:00:00 AM – 1815.12.0.2021
Status: Pending Install

and

Last checked today at 4:45PM
2019-06 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1809 for x64-based Systems (KB4503327)
Status: Pending download

Please what to do?

Thank you