In microsoft.public.money, fsunole1 wrote:

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You may want to give it more time-- perhaps overnight.

If that does not do it, and if you are using XP,
Start-> Programs-> Accessories-> SystemTools-> SystemRestore to
create a restore point. Then in IE6, start with
Tools-> Options-> Security-> LocalIntranet-> DefaultLevel which may be
sufficient. If not sufficient, you can try the default level for
the Internet zone and the TrustedSites zone. Then also in IE6,
Tools-> Options-> Advanced-> RestoreDefaults. Try the conversion then.
To restore your security settings to what you had previously, you
can Start-> Programs-> Accessories-> SystemTools-> SystemRestore to
restore you computer to an earlier time using the restore point you
had created.

If that does not let you updated, and if you are using XP, I would
have suggested you create a new user with Administrator privilege,
switch to that user and try to convert as that user. The theory is
that if the problem is an IE6 setting, you will get default
settings for the new user. If you succeed this way, it would not
change your settings as the main user. The thing that I fear would
happen, tho, is that the file ownership of the file to be
converted, or the resulting converted file would give you a
problem. You could try that instead. I am not sure you would have
that problem with ownership.
Please let us know what succeeds for you.could try using XP system
restore to back up the settings you currently have

I am trying to convert my Money 2002 file to Money 2006, and when it reaches
the "Converting File" status bar, the application hangs ("Program not
Responding"). I have tried converting from both a back up file (e.g.
Restore) and by opening the My Money.mny file. Both result in the same
problem.