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Posted by Margaret on February 10, 2008, 3:31 pm
Please log in for more thread options Thx Oilcan, your post gave me the info I needed to finally get this done
right. I wanted to keep my existing account (rather than creating a new
one), but change the ID & pwd for security reasons. Perhaps this is old
news, but I thought I'd post the solution in case it's not. :-)
I logged into my Quicken/Intuit account and changed the ID & password
there. Then I ran Quicken and told it I wanted to change my ID & pwd
the next time I ran OSU. Upon running OSU, I simply "re-registered"
Quicken using the new ID & pwd, rather than creating the new account.
(There are two options.) Voila! It worked great.
So thx for that vital bit of information.
Regards,
Margaret
Oilcan wrote:
> If I remember correctly, you don't really change you just create a new one.
> I believe there was a problem in doing this with Portfolio's and sync with
> Quicken.com (it would not transfer to the new ID). As far as I remember,
> you old ID is not deleted. I do not know if this has changed. I
> encountered this in the early part of this decade.
>
> Oilcan
>> Hello,
>>
>> I would like to change my Quicken.Com member ID & pwd, and I know that I
>> can do this via one-step-update. I seem to remember that sometime ago,
>> changing this login info caused a chain reaction of difficulty. Now
>> perhaps the probs were due to *how* the change was accomplished. It's
>> been too long ago for me to remember the details ... just that there were
>> headaches!! ;-)
>>
>> Anyway, before I go ahead and take the plunge, I wondered if anyone can
>> comment on whether this process has caused issues, and if so, how to avoid
>> them if possible.
>>
>> Thx and Regards,
>>
>> Margaret
>
>
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