Update to Quicken 2014

When I started Quicken today, I got a screen saying how critical it was to update to release 9, for security purposes. I looked at my About Quicken s creen and it says I'm at release 7. The online instructions for applying t his update say to simply to a one step update, which I do every day anyway, and it would tell me if an update was available, tell me what was in it, a nd provide download instructions. I don't get any of this, just my usual financial updates.

There also appears to have been a Release 8 in March, but I sure wasn't awa re of it.

What's this about and what am I doing wrong? Is it safe to apply the Mondo patch, which is available manually on the same site as the instructions?

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jo
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o update to release 9, for security purposes. I looked at my About Quicken screen and it says I'm at release 7. The online instructions for applying this update say to simply to a one step update, which I do every day anywa y, and it would tell me if an update was available, tell me what was in it, and provide download instructions. I don't get any of this, just my usua l financial updates.

ware of it.

do patch, which is available manually on the same site as the instructions?

Go here to find out about Q2014 Updates and Release Notes

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Jeffrey

to update to release 9, for security purposes. I looked at my About Quick en screen and it says I'm at release 7. The online instructions for applyi ng this update say to simply to a one step update, which I do every day any way, and it would tell me if an update was available, tell me what was in i t, and provide download instructions. I don't get any of this, just my us ual financial updates.

aware of it.

ondo patch, which is available manually on the same site as the instruction s?

That's where the Quicken update message took me, and there were instruction s on the whole process. They just didn't match anything I saw when I follow ed them, so I am not sure whether to do anything about the update.

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jo

as to update to release 9, for security purposes. I looked at my About Qui cken screen and it says I'm at release 7. The online instructions for appl ying this update say to simply to a one step update, which I do every day a nyway, and it would tell me if an update was available, tell me what was in it, and provide download instructions. I don't get any of this, just my usual financial updates.

't aware of it.

Mondo patch, which is available manually on the same site as the instructi ons?

ons on the whole process. They just didn't match anything I saw when I foll owed them, so I am not sure whether to do anything about the update.

Did you click on any of the MANY links withing Jeffrey's link?

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danbrown

was to update to release 9, for security purposes. I looked at my About Q uicken screen and it says I'm at release 7. The online instructions for ap plying this update say to simply to a one step update, which I do every day anyway, and it would tell me if an update was available, tell me what was in it, and provide download instructions. I don't get any of this, just m y usual financial updates.

sn't aware of it.

he Mondo patch, which is available manually on the same site as the instruc tions?

tions on the whole process. They just didn't match anything I saw when I fo llowed them, so I am not sure whether to do anything about the update.

Of course. They take me to the same page the Quicken update did and didn't answer my questions. I wanted some feedback on why the instructions didn' t match anything that I saw or experienced during the process and whether t he update was safe to install. It makes me uncomfortable when I get an ema il telling just to click a link and instructions will walk me thru the step s I need to follow to do the process, but there were no step by step instru ctions at all.

I ended up installing the upgrade manually, against my better judgement bec ause I much prefer to hear other's experiences first. I'm at release 9 o f q2014 now, and immediately was prompted for my Intuit Id. Fortunately I had one, but don't use it. I haven't read the threads on the issues or pur pose of the ID yet, but since I've only been prompted for it once, its not causing me any trouble at the moment.

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jo

Of course. They take me to the same page the Quicken update did and didn't answer my questions. I wanted some feedback on why the instructions didn't match anything that I saw or experienced during the process and whether the update was safe to install. It makes me uncomfortable when I get an email telling just to click a link and instructions will walk me thru the steps I need to follow to do the process, but there were no step by step instructions at all.

I ended up installing the upgrade manually, against my better judgement because I much prefer to hear other's experiences first. I'm at release 9 of q2014 now, and immediately was prompted for my Intuit Id. Fortunately I had one, but don't use it. I haven't read the threads on the issues or purpose of the ID yet, but since I've only been prompted for it once, its not causing me any trouble at the moment.

jo,

The instruction to go to Tools > One Step Update are wrong. If you aren't aware by now, Quickens Help File is about useless. Look for instructions on how to do something in windows version Quicken 201x and you most assuredly end up on some other years versions and most likely for a Mac.

They do not update their help files and if there was any viable competition to Quicken, we would probably all be using it.

Bob S.

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Bob

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