How do I turn off One Step Update

Jan 16, 2012 5 Replies

Since upgrading to Quicken 2012 Premier the one step update doesn't work. One of my financial institutions has a statement on their website that it is "currently unavailable," and they don't know when it will be available again. I suspect this means they got tired of paying Intuit for the privilege of trouble shooting their software for them, and won't be reactivating the One Step feature until Intuit fixes their software.



Since this isn't working, how do I shut it off so it doesn't give me a bunch of errors when I download the .QFX files?


"Scotty" wrote in news:2X%Qq.71$ snipped-for-privacy@newsreading01.news.tds.net:

I think that as of a few days ago, my OSU problems with Chase have been solved (surely helped by Chase's decision not to charge anymore for it). Other than that, you can go to each accounts details, and straighten out the data in the online tab.

Where did you find the information that there is no longer a fee at Chase? I have looked through the site and can't find it in all the legal mumbo-jumbo! Iv'e yet to contact customer service. That has not been a productive conversation for me in the past.

Thanks, Al

Al Malone wrote in news:q8udneF6JcV4XIjSnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:

On the chase web page, at the top right under Customer Center Under checking/savings Account Services, right hand column Financial management software Direct Access (mine says activated, but here was the no charge info) I'm in North Jersey, which may make a difference.

Thanks..... Looking at the account agreements they deleted the fee for Personal accounts. I am surprised that they did not make an announcement to customers who use their online banking.

Thanks again. I'll have to give it a try and see if I can terminate my Quicken Bill pay.

Regards, Al

Al Malone wrote in news:R-

6dnUVJJMXkIIvSnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:

You're welcome! I never use Quicken billpay. Why pay for something that is free ? I rather go with a little bit of extra work, if that's what is needed, than pay. But then I'm cheap on the little things. For some big things I like my comfort.

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