Are you sure they really aren't there? MS made the strange decision to call
the Money application files, System Files (not even hidden files), so they
will not appear even if you have your Windows Explorer set show Hidden Files
and Folders. Under Tools > Folder Options > View > Advanced settings,
uncheck the box Hide Protected Operating System Files (ignore the warning
and click on Yes, you are sure you want to do this). Then your Money files
should appear in the folder "<drive> :\Program Files\Microsoft Money
2006\MNYCoreFiles" OR, instead, you can find the files by right clicking on
your MSMoney shortcut, and then on Properties > Shortcut tab > Find Target.

Are they still missing?
--
Peace,
BobJ

"Dag" <Dag[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Sounds like the computer has Deep Freeze on it which will automatically
bring the computer to an earlier date after every restart if you try and
install anything else does the same thing occur? You can also try installing
in a clean boot to do this go to start then run type in Msconfig and click
ok at the top click startup and click disable all then choose services at
the top check Hide all microsoft services and click disable all then click
ok and restart after the restart install the software and try to restart
again if it doesnt disappear it was something on your startup list.
"Dag" <Dag[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I'm suspecting something like anti-virus ware or some such. Odd, indeed. I'd
also think about watching really closely to see when it disappears.

I don't recall anything similar coming up here. For this reason, I suspect
it is something in your environment not something systemic to Money.

Good Luck. Let us know what you find out.

"Dag" <Dag[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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The installation folder is there, but all the files are gone. My mny file is
still intact.

"Dick Watson" wrote:

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Please define "Money is gone". It's not in the Start Programs menu? It's not
at C:\Program Files\Microsoft Money 2007\?

What if you navigate to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Money 2007\ with Explorer
and double click on the Sample.MNY sample data file?

"Dag" <Dag[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I recently installed MS Money 2007 Premium on Windows XP Media Center Edition
2005. I had an existing mny file from my old computer (also running 2007
premium), so I did not go through the 'create your accounts etc' steps when
firing up the progam the first time.
When I boot up my system now, Money is gone. I essentially have to install
everytime I want to use it, which is insane.

Ideas?