Q09 Prmr for Win Update knocks out Network on PC

Posted by Han on July 3, 2009, 3:31 pm

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3200ab4f53d7@h8g2000yqm.googlegroups.com:

>> Jul 1 11:15:36 router daemon.notice pppoe[31218]: Connected.

>> Jul 1 11:15:36 router daemon.notice pppoe[31218]: IP Address:

>> 71.221.101.245 {etc, etc, etc}

> OK, so you've demonstrated that you can find your technical data on

> your machine ... by posting

> this utterly useless waste of electrons.

> But you've yet to answer simple, straightforward questions ... and

> consistently acted like this is Quicken's problem rather than

> something specific to your setup.

> SO, I've got one more question to add to the list that you've yet to

> answer:

> Given that no one else (either on this list or on the "Quicken

> Community") has reported a similar problem, what remote, mind-bending

> excuse have you got for believing this is a general Quicken problem???

> db

> p.s., I'm through with this fool.

Dan, it has happened before that an upgrade (rather than just a download
of data, unfortunately often called an OSU for one step update (of
data)) has caused a breakdown of something not totally related to only
Quicken.

However, I do agree that scotty has a different problem, and something
else on his network broke. Without the data you and I asked for, no one
will be able to help him. Even with that data I don't think I can help,
in dutch or english. But others might be able to. Probably in some
networking group.

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Han
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Posted by Scott Lindner on July 3, 2009, 7:29 pm

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> this utterly useless waste of electrons.

Then stop posting unproductive posts.

Posted by John Pollard on July 3, 2009, 9:07 pm

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Scott Lindner wrote:

>> this utterly useless waste of electrons.

> Then stop posting unproductive posts.

You're the one making unproductive posts. Which you have a long history
of doing. Which is why I have your posts flagged to be displayed in "puke
green".

It's astonishing that you have the gall to insult those to whom you pose
your questions ... you may be ignorant, but I'm sure you're not ignorant
enough to think that anyone here owes you anything.

Your posts are not just simple insults (though they are definitely that);
they conclusively demonstrate that you assume that you are owed an answer,
and that those who commit the sin of asking you to provide more
information to help them to help you ... are beneath you.

Puke Green is definitely your color.

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John Pollard

Posted by Han on July 3, 2009, 10:27 pm

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> Scott Lindner wrote:

>>> this utterly useless waste of electrons.

>> Then stop posting unproductive posts.

> You're the one making unproductive posts. Which you have a long

> history of doing. Which is why I have your posts flagged to be

> displayed in "puke green".

> It's astonishing that you have the gall to insult those to whom you

> pose your questions ... you may be ignorant, but I'm sure you're not

> ignorant enough to think that anyone here owes you anything.

> Your posts are not just simple insults (though they are definitely

> that); they conclusively demonstrate that you assume that you are owed

> an answer, and that those who commit the sin of asking you to provide

> more information to help them to help you ... are beneath you.

> Puke Green is definitely your color.

Now I really feel sorry for scotty.
Sometimes I can't understand people.

Good night, John.

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Han
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Posted by Scott Lindner on July 4, 2009, 6:40 am

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> Recently when I do an update on Quicken Premier 2009 for Windows it takes

> out all network connectivity on my PC. Does anyone have any thoughts how

> to keep Q from destroying the usability of my machine for minutes at a

> time?

After some creative Googling I was able to find others with the similar
problems but slightly different manifestations of it. I posted this issue
in the thread that had the most detailed knowledge demonstrated so it can be
found by others in the future that has this problem. The problem is a
Quicken 2009 Premier for Windows problem, but the circumanstances for it to
happen are uncommon.

Scott