Download Transaction History

Oct 12, 2005 1 Replies

I have Quicken 2005 Premier H&B. I need to reload my operating system from an disk image that is 3 months old. (A hard disk failure has made my Windows XP Pro unstable. I have replaced the hard disk.)



I keep data on a separate partition from the operating system. So, I will not be reloading my data. My data are current.



When I reload, the Financial Institutions Download Transactions will be



3 months old. In other words, I have to re download the transactions (from the date of the last image) and delete all the duplicates. This takes a lot of time and is prone to errors.

What is the file(s) that Quicken uses the keep the Download Transactions History? Where is it located?



If I knew what the file is, I could copy the file to my data partition.



Ron


For those download methods that Quicken keeps a history, it won't process duplicate transactions (direct connect and web connect).

For the method where duplicates are processed (QIF), no information to identify downloaded transaction information is kept.

All of the information is kept in the Quicken fileset, so if you have your data on a disk that is current, you will not have lost anything.

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required