You may have to select the UseSSL2 and also disable the Phishing filter this
may cause issues in money connecting
"gillman" <gillman[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Right, it never worked on the new computer. I'll consider your suggestion
after I see whether anyone has some ideas for tweaking the settings on the
new computer (such as clicking "Use SSL 2.0" within IE7).

"Chris Cowles" wrote:

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So it never worked on the new computer? I suggest installing Money 2007 on
the old computer and upgrade the file there. See if that works. If it does,
move that upgraded file to the new computer. If it doesn't work, I suspect
it's an IE7/Money2007 conflict.

"gillman" <gillman[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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The upgrade was done on a new computer, and I installed IE 7 before
installing Money 2007.

"Chris Cowles" wrote:

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Therein may lie the problem. When did you install IE7, with respect to the
events you describe?

"gillman" <gillman[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I recently upgraded from Money 2004. The existing accounts transferred over
but attempts at updates were unsuccessful. I "disable" my bank accounts and
then "re-enabled" them with the correct sign-in data, and WAS able to
download account information ... BUT when I tried to "update" a week later I
had the same problem I had initially. Obviously, I want to avoid a situation
where I have to disable and reenable account info everytime I want to update.
Suggestions? (Using IE 7.0.5700.6)