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Lost my sound only in Quicken 2007 John Pal 05-23-2007
Posted by R. C. White on June 5, 2007, 11:07 am
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Hi, MrMusicDVD.

Thanks for the feedback. Sometimes I don't know if my advice worked - or if
the reader can't post back because my advice killed the computer! :>(

And this little file - updated as required for new versions of Quicken and
Windows and customized to fit the user's system - has been needed ever since
Quicken got out of step with Windows, in Windows 2000 as I recall. I don't
know why Intuit has not bothered to fix it yet.

RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(Retired. No longer licensed to practice public accounting.)
rc@grandecom.net
Microsoft Windows MVP
(Currently running Vista Ultimate x64)

>> Whoops! Something went wrong in my saving that .reg file as a .txt file!
>>
>> Sorry! Here is the correct version (I hope).
>>
>> Please report back with your results.
>>
>> RC
>>
>>
>> > Hi, John.
>>
>> > This is a common problem that dates back to Win2K. :>( We've
>> > discussed
>> > it
>> > here many times.
>>
>> > An Export from my Registry is attached to this message. I'm running
>> > Quicken
>> > 2007 Basic in Vista Ultimate x64, but I think this .reg file will work
>> > for
>> > any version of Q2007 and with any version of Vista. I've saved it as a
>> > .txt
>> > file because you (or anyone else) will need to Edit it before you
>> > change
>> > the
>> > suffix to .reg and Import (merge) it into your own Registry. You will
>> > need
>> > to change my Quicken folder name (E:QuickenW - and note that the .reg
>> > file
>> > requires the "\" to be doubled) to your own folder name before merging
>> > it.
>>
>> > Once this Registry import is done, you should be able to change any
>> > sounds
>> > you don't like from Control Panel | Sound | Sounds. But, until then,
>> > you
>> > probably won't see Quicken listed at all on that screen. And checking
>> > the
>> > box within Quicken will have no effect.
>>
>> > If you are not comfortable with changing the Registry, please ask a
>> > geeky
>> > friend to help you with it. Registry changes cannot easily be undone
>> > and
>> > can leave your computer non-functional. At least, Export your existing
>> > Registry key before Importing the revised version; then, if something
>> > goes
>> > wrong, you can re-Import your original version.
>>
>> > RC
>>
>> >> I've been using 2007 for some time now without any problems.
>> >> I just switched to Vista and lost only my Quicken sounds...all other
>> >> sounds work fine.
>> >> I did check to see if the check mark was in the box and it is.
>> >> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>> >> TIA
>>
>>
>>
>> QSoundsVista.txt
>> 2KDownload
>
> Just a FYI, I also had no Quicken sounds at all in Windows XP Pro and
> the reg file fixed it.
>
> Thanks!


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