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My old Quicken won't run on the new 32 bit. I bought a new
Quicken yesterday and it won't load right. It acknowledges it finds my old
Quicken records on a disk and then it said it made an err and shuts down. I
reloaded it and this time said I was new to quicken and now can't find my
way out of it's setup to reload my records.

I tried system restore but it only half works like xp, it won't back out
everything new from the last save. I tried to delete it and trying to
reload it, it insists it remove the existing version that it can't find and
shuts down. I did a search for anything quicken and it's like a damn spider
web, it's all over. Two pages on this big screen.

Surely there is a way in Vista where I can back it up a couple days so I can
start clean again.

Help

"Glenn" <> wrote in message
news:...
> My old Quicken won't run on the new 32 bit. I bought a new
> Quicken yesterday and it won't load right. It acknowledges it finds my
> old Quicken records on a disk and then it said it made an err and shuts
> down. I reloaded it and this time said I was new to quicken and now can't
> find my way out of it's setup to reload my records.
>
> I tried system restore but it only half works like xp, it won't back out
> everything new from the last save. I tried to delete it and trying to
> reload it, it insists it remove the existing version that it can't find
> and shuts down. I did a search for anything quicken and it's like a damn
> spider web, it's all over. Two pages on this big screen.
>
> Surely there is a way in Vista where I can back it up a couple days so I
> can start clean again.
>
> Help
try right clicking it and running it in compatability mode
it will let you choose any of the previous windows setups
worth a try
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"©arl" <> wrote in message
news:9FD106A5-8C09-42C6-9E6C-...
>
> "Glenn" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> My old Quicken won't run on the new 32 bit. I bought a new
>> Quicken yesterday and it won't load right. It acknowledges it finds my
>> old Quicken records on a disk and then it said it made an err and shuts
>> down. I reloaded it and this time said I was new to quicken and now
>> can't find my way out of it's setup to reload my records.
>>
>> I tried system restore but it only half works like xp, it won't back out
>> everything new from the last save. I tried to delete it and trying to
>> reload it, it insists it remove the existing version that it can't find
>> and shuts down. I did a search for anything quicken and it's like a damn
>> spider web, it's all over. Two pages on this big screen.
>>
>> Surely there is a way in Vista where I can back it up a couple days so I
>> can start clean again.
>>
>> Help
> try right clicking it and running it in compatability mode
> it will let you choose any of the previous windows setups
> worth a try
> --
>
>
> ©arl
>
Already tried that. No joy I still want--------
Surely there is a way in Vista where I can back it up a couple days so I
can start clean again

http://www.intuit.com/support/
--
Mad Mike


"Glenn" wrote:

> My old Quicken won't run on the new 32 bit. I bought a new
> Quicken yesterday and it won't load right. It acknowledges it finds my old
> Quicken records on a disk and then it said it made an err and shuts down. I
> reloaded it and this time said I was new to quicken and now can't find my
> way out of it's setup to reload my records.
>
> I tried system restore but it only half works like xp, it won't back out
> everything new from the last save. I tried to delete it and trying to
> reload it, it insists it remove the existing version that it can't find and
> shuts down. I did a search for anything quicken and it's like a damn spider
> web, it's all over. Two pages on this big screen.
>
> Surely there is a way in Vista where I can back it up a couple days so I can
> start clean again.
>
> Help
>
>

I would suggest that you REVIEW Vista instructions on restore. I have
normal backups but it specifically says that it won't touch program files.
That is the ones I want it to delete after a restore point.


"DonQ" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Tue, 3 Feb 2009 12:24:16 -0600, "Glenn" <> wrote:
>
>>
>>"©arl" <> wrote in message
>>news:9FD106A5-8C09-42C6-9E6C-...
>>>
>>> "Glenn" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>> My old Quicken won't run on the new 32 bit. I bought a new
>>>> Quicken yesterday and it won't load right. It acknowledges it finds my
>>>> old Quicken records on a disk and then it said it made an err and shuts
>>>> down. I reloaded it and this time said I was new to quicken and now
>>>> can't find my way out of it's setup to reload my records.
>>>>
>>>> I tried system restore but it only half works like xp, it won't back
>>>> out
>>>> everything new from the last save. I tried to delete it and trying to
>>>> reload it, it insists it remove the existing version that it can't find
>>>> and shuts down. I did a search for anything quicken and it's like a
>>>> damn
>>>> spider web, it's all over. Two pages on this big screen.
>>>>
>>>> Surely there is a way in Vista where I can back it up a couple days so
>>>> I
>>>> can start clean again.
>>>>
>>>> Help
>>> try right clicking it and running it in compatability mode
>>> it will let you choose any of the previous windows setups
>>> worth a try
>>> --
>>>
>>>
>>> ©arl
>>>
>>Already tried that. No joy I still want--------
>> Surely there is a way in Vista where I can back it up a couple days so I
>>can start clean again
>
> You tried System Restore and that didn't do what you wanted.
>
> If you don't have any backups, you've run out of options - except to
> see what kind of help you can get from Intuit.