Update - I got in touch with a Microsoft support rep today (Feb 11,
2004) who indicated that there are problems with Microsoft Money
servers that somehow have a role in Passport authentication.
Apparently these problems have been occurring for a few weeks now and
they are working diligently to resolve the issues.

In the meantime, the alternative is to bypass Passport...

-Greg

g_other2000[at]yahoo.com wrote in message news:<316b109.0402111247.221a968[at]posting.google.com> ...
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after thinking that i had this problem resolved and that the
msxml3.dll was the culprit, i am still getting the 'cant sign in'
message when trying to use the Passport.

at this point, i'll just keep bypassing the Passport features since i
dont really use them anyway, and i may disable the use of Passport
with Money alltogether...

good luck all.



g_other2000[at]yahoo.com wrote in message news:<316b109.0402100526.20869bcf[at]posting.google.com> ...
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The dll fix did not solve my problem. I called tech support and they said
that there were issues with the Passport system.

"Yvo" <yvovandoornNODAMNSPAM[at]comcast.net> wrote in message
news:rOfWb.273957$xy6.1391901[at]attbi_s02...
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Although a great fix, it wont fix my problem unfortunately. However I do
notice a huge increase in sign in problems on this newsgroup so there is
something up.
"Chris Sasarman" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:dcb801c3efa8$fb420d20$a601280a[at]phx.gbl...
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regsvr32 msxml3.dll seems to have worked for my problem in Money 2004
Premium too (The sign in attempt for username[at]ISP.com was unsuccessful.
Please try your sign in name and password again). It will be interesting to
see if it comes back. Thanks to Chris Sasarman for posting the following
link, I had no luck finding the KB article during my searches.

Thanks, Chris

http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=mny2003

<g_other2000[at]yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:316b109.0402101225.6de306e[at]posting.google.com...
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The fioolowing instructions did fix my login issue. But before I
deleted the Money folder defined below, I zipped the folder and
contents to be certain the recommendation worked. And it did work!

Next, I checked the contents of the zipped Money folder and found two
directories: "12.0" and "10.0". Money 2004 is 12.0, and 10.0 is Money
2002 -- my original install.

Since my "My Money.mny" file was already imported into 2004, the 10.0
directory was no longer needed. I restored the original 12.0 content,
and there is still no problem in logging in to Passport.

I'd bet that all who have a Passport login problem still have a folder
under "C:\Documents and Settings\<username> \Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Money" put there by an earlier version of Money.

Dale


On Mon, 09 Feb 2004 23:48:03 GMT, "Greg" <gt3[at]myrealbox.com> wrote:
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OK, so less than 24 hours after reinstalling Money, it happened again
- this time I tried re-registering the msxml3.dll and that did work -
my question is why is this dll becoming un-registered all of a sudden?

see this Microsoft KB article, as mentioned earlier by Chris Sasarman
(thanks Chris):
http://support.microsoft.com/default...roduct=mny2003

Run "regsvr32 msxml3.dll" to rereg the dll.

Good luck,
-Greg


g_other2000[at]yahoo.com wrote in message news:<316b109.0402100526.20869bcf[at]posting.google.com> ...
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I had a similar problem with Money 2003 Deluxe - Passport would not
let me sign-in, but I could still use Money by using the bypass
option. In an attempt to revive the Passport via the Password Manager
under the File menu - I tried to remove and re-add Passport to the
Money file, and I tried changing the password on my .Net Passport.
After that, Passport would still not work but now Money would not let
me sign in at all via the bypass option.

I tried all the voodoo about delete caches and cookies, etc... - none
of that worked.

I found this Microsoft KB article :
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=317638 - the only thing
that finally worked was remove and reinstall of Money.

I had not seen the KB article referenced below so it could have been
the problem with the msxm13.dll - I'll never know....

Good luck.


"Yvo" <yvovandoornNODAMNSPAM[at]comcast.net> wrote in message news:<ZqTVb.11806$032.38776[at]attbi_s53> ...
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I too can not access my files, did you find any solution?
I have been trying since yesterday, did everything you did
and even got a new password?
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I've had the same problem for several days and I was
growing increasingly frustrated until finally I saw this
KB article:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;331123&Product=mny2003

Running "regsvr32 msxml3.dll" fixed my problem, hopefully
it will help you too.

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This has happened to me several times during the last two
days. It always happens the second time I try to log in
(the first time there is no problem). I started to think
that some other application had passport services open.
By rebooting, Money accepts the passport logon with no
problem making me think that there is some open file
someplace.


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I had the same problem with Money 2003. I did the following to fix it.
From another message, I deleted the folders mentioned below. I then opened
up Money and chose to bypass Passport. I removed the use of Passport and
selected a local password only. Logged out and in money, then chose to used
Passport, logged on and in and now it works. For how long, your guess is as
good as mine.

I do know that my machine was powered down with Money open possibly just
before this started happening. Happy camper for now.

From: msnews.microsoft.com (someone[at]microsoft.com)
Subject: That did it, thanks
This is the only article in this thread
View: Original Format
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.money
Date: 2004-02-07 17:33:47 PST

I was having logon issues, this worked for me:

"vsv" was having Passport "sign-in unsuccessful" errors but found these were
resolved by going to "C:\Documents and Settings\<username> \Local
Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\" and deleting the Money folder with all
its subfolders.
"Yvo" <yvovandoornNODAMNSPAM[at]comcast.net> wrote in message
news:ZqTVb.11806$032.38776[at]attbi_s53...
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I keep receiving the following message when ever I try to login into the
passport services for Money which is almost a requirement as all my personal
banking is now done online.

I receive this dialog:
The sign-in attempt for <insert email> was unsuccessful. Pleas try your
sign-in name and password again.

Sure I can still get in offline but doesn't Microsoft want to develop a
product that can easily sign on?

I do have a residential router setup but I never have any problems signing
into any of the other passport services. I have double checked to make sure
that I was signed into MSN's homepage before trying to sign in to Money. Yes
my username & passport is correctly and I have also tried logging out and in
to MSN's homepage with Internet Explorer.

This is the first weekend I am heavily using Money before I was just using
my banking's website to do all my banking but I desire now something that
can track my history. I have used Money for weekends in the past before and
it always has given me sign in problems (over the past 6 months) and I would
think Microsoft would fix something like that so the problem is probably
with me. However I cannot find the solution for the problem.