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Comment on Quicken 2010 Update Problem by Brian

Brian — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 20:43:41 +0000

Thank You!!! I have been having this problem with 2010 since release 10 came out.

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Charles Westbrook — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 22:11:47 +0000

I got this board with a Tiger deal. I just fried the second board, I have used all precautions installing, etc. The board lasted 3 months the first time, and 2 days this go around. Stick to ASUS, I’ve not had any problems with their boards.

Comment on Quicken 2010, a Buggy and Slow, Unworthy “Upgrade” by KathyRo

KathyRo — Sun, 15 May 2011 01:12:58 +0000

I had to update when they no longer allowed 2008 users to do online banking. ( WTF?!? ) I already had a copy of 2010 so I used that but now I’m thinking I should have bought 2011 as well because of course its been nothing but problems ever since I upgraded. Sigh.

What are other alternatives? Forcing an upgrade after only 2 years is BS and I had to reward their bad behavior with my continued patronage.

Comment on Quicken 2010 Update Problem by Jim But

Jim But — Thu, 05 May 2011 18:39:46 +0000

I have Quicken 2010. Past several days my entries to Payee and Memo Section automatically change to N/A.
Trying to contact is non-existant unless you want to pay for an answer.

Does anyone have an answer to my problem?

Thanks,

Jim

Comment on Quicken 2010, a Buggy and Slow, Unworthy “Upgrade” by jeff

jeff — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 17:23:08 +0000

I too seem to experience problems shortly after 2011 came out. The updating process can take a friken hour and locks the mouse every couple of seconds … pure crap

Comment on Quicken 2010, a Buggy and Slow, Unworthy “Upgrade” by Glenn

Glenn — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 20:07:10 +0000

Quicken 2010 users! Don’t upgrade to 2011 to solve your problems. It still sucks! I held out from 2007 and had to buy Premier (for investments). Am I ever sorry. Upgrades offer very little, if anything & I refuse to let it link directly to my financial accounts, so I didn’t need it for that. The only plus for me was a fixed printer issue which they could have corrected with an update to the previous versions (lousy product support) which I already found a work around for.

The update & transaction processing is slow (e.g., a reinvested dividend input takes 20 times longer to accept; like it’s searching through the entire data base). The mouse wheel response is a line per click, in other words useless.

Pathetic whores!

Comment on Quicken 2010, a Buggy and Slow, Unworthy “Upgrade” by andy

andy — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 14:28:51 +0000

I with everyone else. Quicken users are trapped in the software. It’s just good enough to be better than anything else out there. But it’s just quirky enough that each time a new version comes out everyone updates hoping to get something better. Quicken seems to force upgrades on the consumer by changing the file format every couple of years. I’m using 2010 right now and funny enough I’ve had no problems until now since the 2011 version is available. Now all of a sudden I developed problems with 2010. Brand new computer with a fresh clean install of 2010 and I’ve had nothing but lock ups and unfinished updates along with unexplained happenings that are beyond explanation. I have no choice to upgrade to 2011.

Comment on Quicken 2010, a Buggy and Slow, Unworthy “Upgrade” by andy

andy — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 14:26:36 +0000

Comment on Quicken 2010 Update Problem by Glenn

Glenn — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 21:39:54 +0000

Thanks much for your note. I was having much difficulty getting the patach for the 2011 version. I was upgrading from the 2004 version. Download was very quick.

Comment on Quicken 2010, a Buggy and Slow, Unworthy “Upgrade” by BlueGoose44

BlueGoose44 — Sat, 29 Jan 2011 16:24:32 +0000

I used Money for years and was happy, then when they pulled they plug, I had to switch to Quicken 2010 (which I thought would be good because I use TurboTax Home and Business.
What a huge disappointment. Q2010 is awful. The interface is stodgy and doesn’t allow easy movement between transations.
Plus the One Step update takes 20 mins! Give me a break.
I wish the guys at Mint.com would come up with a comprehensive package. I buy it in a second.