Open Quicken 2006 file in new PC Error

I have had Quicken 2006 for a long while and have a lot of data in it. My PC is acting up (running Windows 7) and I got a new one running Windows 10. I installed Quicken on new laptop, updated it, backed up the file from old PC to a flash drive. I tested it by running the backup file and it asked it where I wanted to restore, restored it and resented with me password dialog, so looks like this process was OK. Took the flash drive to new laptop and tried to open it and it keeps trying to validate it and fails. It did not do any validation on old laptop when I was testing the backup. The error/information dialog says: "Quicken cannot validate this file. Choose File menu -> Restore Backup File to restore a previous version of data file." So, next I tried to do just that: opened Quicken, with the options of opening the file, restoring the file and starting over, I chose restore, selected the backup file and it said "File restored successfully. Open the file by choosing Open from File menu". This also results in the exact same validation failure error. However, this time when I click "OK" on the dialog box, it pops another one and says "Quicken cannot open the file because it is damaged. Choose File menu > Restore back up to ....". I am afraid this old PC is going to kick the bucket any day and I will not be able to use Quicken in new laptop. I need help here.

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NoBullMan
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What version is your Quicken 2006 did you install on your new laptop? It might or should be R5. If you can, access this info by going to Help - About Quicken If you still have access on your old computer check there also to make both have the same version. If it does not show R5 then it did not update to the most current version. You can go here and pick up Quicken Patches for Quicken.

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Others may have some other suggestions.

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Jeffrey

Mondo upgrade

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Zaidy036

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Jeffrey

@zaidy036 Are you the same person as the Original Poster of this problem? If so, still need to know what R version.

@nobullman Also note that when you copied your Q2006 data files over did you copy all of the necessary files. See

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Jeffrey

Not OP

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Zaidy036

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