Had the same problem. Here's what I did.

First, as recommended I installed it (again) in a
different folder than before. Then I did the following:

Start / Settings / Control Panel / Administrative Tools /
Computer Management

In Computer Management, click on "Disk Management" in the
tree: Computer Management (Local) / Storage / Disk
Management

Highlight the hard drive letter. Then, from the menu in
Computer Management, click: Action / Rescan disks

Now Money works and I no longer get the missing disk
error message.

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I rebooted the computer (it had not been rebooted since installation), that
fixed it.


"Larry R Harrison Jr" <noone[at]noone.com> wrote in message
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I have Microsoft Money 99, Basic. Okay, so it's older software, but it's
fine for us. (Windows 2000 laptop, 350 MHz machine--yeah, kind of older.)

It works fine except for one thing: it keeps prompting for the CD when the
software is started up. We have to keep cancelling its prompting for the CD
to procede. We did turn off audio help, but it still does this.

Tips?

LRH