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| This is another very scary addition to the thread about Money upgrade forcing functions that ran sometime back. (See http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e....shawcable.net.) The bottom line: Microsoft has a) only made updates for Money available via the Money Internet Update integrated install--i.e., no patch file to download and store away, and b) routinely disappeared updates for old versions. The implications of this are that there may be **no way** for a user to install a usable/working/updated copy of your **fully-licensed** but obsolete version of Money on a new machine or a reloaded hard disk after the point where Microsoft withdraws support and disappear the Internet Updates. In the case of, say, a failed hard disk, there may be no way for you to get to the point of being able to restore a working good backup of your Money data short of buying a newer version of Money and hoping that it can restore/upgrade this backup. Microsoft really should provide the product updates some alternate way where the patch file is downloadable from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads just like other patches for normal Microsoft products. Hey Microsoft, I know you are listening! "Jody Miller" <jodyemberly[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:3Prqd.6321$5w3.4128[at]fe03.lga... - quote - > Had a similar problem once. What worked for me was to open a new file and > download the updates to make sure the Money program was up to date. Then > load your original file. |
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| Had a similar problem once. What worked for me was to open a new file and download the updates to make sure the Money program was up to date. Then load your original file. Hope it helps, Jody "Tagman" <Tagman_2000[at]hotmail.com> wrote in message news:eGqMCPw0EHA.2012[at]TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... Just a thought - when you reloaded money - did you reload the same version as you were last using? "Paul" <pingramnet[at]ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:q8jpd.185029$Np3.7502845[at]ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca... This same problem happened to me once before and I don't know how I solved it. Here's what happened. I had a problem that was bad enough to warrant a reformat of my computer. To be safe I backed up my file to 2 or 3 different discs as I have a full years work in this file. Anyway, after cleaning up the computer I try to restore from backup. MS Money asks for my password to open the file and I enter it only to be told I am using the wrong password. I am definitely not using the wrong password because my password has always been the same for a couple of years and I have never ever changed my password. It almost seems like a bug in MS Money. I even tried to restore off of one of the other discs and the same problem happens. I am hoping that someone else out there might be aware of this problem and can give me some help fixing this. TIA Paul Ingram |
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| Just a thought - when you reloaded money - did you reload the same version as you were last using? "Paul" <pingramnet[at]ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:q8jpd.185029$Np3.7502845[at]ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca... This same problem happened to me once before and I don't know how I solved it. Here's what happened. I had a problem that was bad enough to warrant a reformat of my computer. To be safe I backed up my file to 2 or 3 different discs as I have a full years work in this file. Anyway, after cleaning up the computer I try to restore from backup. MS Money asks for my password to open the file and I enter it only to be told I am using the wrong password. I am definitely not using the wrong password because my password has always been the same for a couple of years and I have never ever changed my password. It almost seems like a bug in MS Money. I even tried to restore off of one of the other discs and the same problem happens. I am hoping that someone else out there might be aware of this problem and can give me some help fixing this. TIA Paul Ingram |
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| This same problem happened to me once before and I don't know how I solved it. Here's what happened. I had a problem that was bad enough to warrant a reformat of my computer. To be safe I backed up my file to 2 or 3 different discs as I have a full years work in this file. Anyway, after cleaning up the computer I try to restore from backup. MS Money asks for my password to open the file and I enter it only to be told I am using the wrong password. I am definitely not using the wrong password because my password has always been the same for a couple of years and I have never ever changed my password. It almost seems like a bug in MS Money. I even tried to restore off of one of the other discs and the same problem happens. I am hoping that someone else out there might be aware of this problem and can give me some help fixing this. TIA Paul Ingram |
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