On Feb 5, 12:04 pm, Rico <R...[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
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I found this in Money Help:
Update your accounts or set an update schedule
If you've set up your accounts to use online services, you can
customize how often Money retrieves information from your banks,
brokerages, and bill pay providers. The frequency of updates--such as
weekly or monthly--can be important if your bank charges a fee for you
to access your account information through Money.
You can also have Money perform an unscheduled update of all your
accounts.
------------------------------------------------ Please click one:
Update accounts at regular intervals
Update your accounts now
------------------------------------------------ On the Tools menu, click Internet Updates, and then click Customize
Updates.
Under Banks, Brokerages, and Bill Pay Providers, click an update
frequency for any of the banks or providers you have accounts with.
On the Tools menu, point to Internet Updates, and then click Update
Now.
Select the check box for each item you want to update, and then click
Update.
Notes

With some banks, Money automatically gets updated account information
every day, so you cannot select a different interval.
On the Customize update schedule page, you can also change the
frequency of stock quotes, news, alerts, and other information that
Money gets online.
You can also update your accounts at any time. Point to the Online
updates button in the upper-right corner of the Money window, click
the arrow, and then click Update Now.
When you enable automatic online updates, you may see a task labeled
mnybbsvc in the Windows Task Manager. The mnybbsvc task will
automatically update your accounts according to the schedule you've
set, even while Money is closed.
If you do not want mnybbsvc to run continuously, follow the
instructions above, and for each bank or brokerage, set the update
frequency to Never

About 90 percent of the time when I go to shut down my computer ( the proper
way ie. closing all programs and then choosing "shut down" from the start
menu) It will get hung up on " Money Scheduler" unable to end task, and I
have to manually click "end task" Only then will my computer shut down. I
have every automatice feature I could find in money disabled. And I still
cannot stop this. I'm using Money 2007 Delux on a Windows Media Center 2005
OS. PLEASE HELP