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Do you have the "Live Community" opening when Quicken starts? If so, try turning that option off, and restarting Quicken.

I turned off Live Community a couple of weeks ago. BTW, it was interesting that a number of people had similar complaints about R6, but those posts seem to have stopped appearing now.

Matt

I have a similar problem and it is not tied to R6 or "Live Community". The only solution I've found is to periodically run a validate on my file. After validate it will speed up considerably for a while and then eventually slow to a crawl again. Wish I could find a solution to this one.

Matt:

I'm also experiencing the slow down on a quad-core 2.4 GHz 8GB Vista Ultimate 64 with Release 6. I can live with it for now, hopefully Intuit will tweak it in the next release.

Bob

When I "upgraded" to R6, I noticed a marked slowdown, much greater than I'd ever seen. Every time an entry is accepted from a download there is a delay, which it seems can take up to 5 or 10 seconds. There can be up to 100 new entries in a download, including bank and investment accounts, which eats up a large chunk of my time.

My PC is dual core AMD running XP Pro at 2.21 Ghz, with 2 GB RAM.

OK, so maybe it is my hardware. I just bought a new PC: Vista 64 on a

Does anyone know what changed in R6 to create this issue? Is there any talk of a fix? R7?

A couple of users have reported that telling Quicken not to look for transactions to schedule has improved response time.

On a pane of "Bill and Income Reminders" on the My Pages tab, click Options and uncheck "Review my accounts for candidate transactions".

John-

I followed your advice but don't notice much, if any, change. After I accept a downloaded transaction it consistently takes 6 seconds before you can make your next click. Longer when switching to another account.

Matt

calpalmer had written this in response to

Cal

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