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Posted by Dan on January 21, 2007, 4:45 pm
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OK here is what it does. I totally uninstalled quicken 2006 rebooted
then started the 2007 QH&B from CD.
Appears all goes well then stops n the progess bar about 3 blocks
prior to being doen. I can let it sit forever.. no change it just
stops. Then if I open task manager and close the program
bindcontent.exe quicken finished off the progress bar checks for an
update then appears and says it is done .. yet when I try to start the
program it erros saying some files (not data files) are corrupt and I
need to reinstall the 2007 again. I do that and exactly same thing
again..
Any ideas?? As I say when I kill bindcontent.exe it sure acts like it
is finishing and says it did but will not start..
thanks
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>> Is there a single program that when run willl remove all traces of the
>> old install of Quicken 2006? I tried the qclen still cannot load my
>> new version of 2007 Home and Business would really like ot try it <g>
>> any suggestions? thanks
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>I thought that Intuit had improved the programs to install newer and
>updated software, so I don't understand your problem.
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>AFAIK, installation problems are covered at no charge at the intuit help
>phone or websites. If necessary, tell them that you want a comlete
>refund since the software doesn't work as advertised on your system.
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>If all else fails, consider that backups are your friends, preferably an
>"image" type backup of your hard drive <grin>. Reboot before and after
>making this type of backup. In your case of a balky system, I would also
>pull the power cord and any ethernet connections, wait 5 minutes, then
>reboot. This will allow all RAM to completely discharge. Newer
>computers are like your TV - turning them off makes them go into some
>kind of low power shut down, but they are not truly totally OFF!
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>Reboot again, then search for any files/folders intuit or quicken and, if
>appropriate, delete them all. Make sure you are seeing hidden and system
>files.
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>Use a registry cleaner (I like Rosecitysoftware's Registry First Aid), or
>regedit to find and delete everything intuit or quicken. Reboot often to
>make sure something doesn't reinstall itself.
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>When all done try the fresh install, after a reboot, with no internet
>connection, and with AV off. If that doesn't work, you're SOOL.
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>Make sure to trun AV on again.
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