Hi all. This has been a perplexing problem. What I did was "stop online
services" for my banking accounts, leaving only my credit card accounts for
updating. This seemed to free up the credit cards for updating anyway.
I would have tried the command line prompt of del*.temp/s/q but I wasn't
sure what the s and q were so I didn't dare. Can you let me know exactly
what I would be deleting if I used that method? Would it be just the temp
files?
Thank you,
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In health and fitness, Steve


"Darbie" wrote:

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This happened to me on two seperate occassions about a month apart. In both
instances I went to the cmd line prompt and issued a del *.tmp /s /q to
clear out all the temporary files and then rebooted. Just rebooting or
clearing internet cache and files isn't enough. However, there is always a
chance there is something else going on and this was coincidence. Worth a
try.
"pteicholz" <pteicholz[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F3900717-8630-4523-A29A-D8C608F3691D[at]microsoft.com...
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I was able to fix this problem by disabling online update for the accounts
that were not getting updated, and then resetting these accounts up for
online update.

On Oct 19, 5:32 pm, pteicholz <pteich...[at]discussions.microsoft.comwrote:
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I am having the exact same problem - Wednesday October 17th was the
last sucessful update, and now it fails every time.

I get the following message when I try to update my accounts:
"Your account information is being updated, which may take a few minutes. If
this message appears for more than 5 minutes, try again."
When I try again after any period of time, I get the same message. This has
been going on for the past few days. Before that, the program had no update
problems. I am not aware of any changes that I have made. How can I fix this
problem?