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Posted by Dan on January 13, 2007, 10:28 pm
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Well finally got the 2006 to reinstall.. I am giving up on 2007
somethi8g really wrong there
>> Well.. it seemed like a great idea! I bought the new Quickern Home and
>> Business 2007 to install over my perfectly working 2006 Quicken H&B.
>> Wow what a mistake. Hoping someone can help. I am running winxp Pro
>> sp2 updated. all recent updates.
>>
>> As mentioned Quicken 2006 H&B has been running perfect. When I tried
>> to install 2007 it informed me it needed to uninstall 2006 so allowed
>> it to do so.. everything seemed ok but at the last couple blocks on
>> the install progress bar it stopped... I waited giving it plenty of
>> time.. no go.. install just stopped. Now I have tried to uninstall
>> reinstall even gop back to my 2006 cd and now it stalls .. Help.. I
>> need one of them to reload.
>>
>> In playng around I see a file called bindcontent.exe is runnign when I
>> kill this file in the task manager the quicken install or uninstall
>> seems to complete its job only to find when I try to run quicken it
>> says my files are damaged.. and need to reinstall then we go thru the
>> same problem..
>>
>> Any ideas? What dos this bindcontent.exe file do? Might not be related
>> to anything just I can get the quicken install to act like it installs
>> but obviously it has not ..
>>
>> I even dropped back to IE6 to make sure IE7 was not the problem. Have
>> also tried to install in safe mode but it will not even try there..
>> comletely removed the dicrectory etc.. cleaned old files out, used the
>> clean up that is on the CD nothing seems to help if locks right at the
>> last couple blocks.. I do have and am logged in as administrator...
>>
>> Any ideas?? Thanks
>
>This information is copied from Quicken support.
>_______________________
>
>Quicken Personal Finance Software 2007
>Product
>Quicken for Windows
>Quicken 2007
>
>What if I can't uninstall Quicken?
>
>Answer
>If you are not able to uninstall Quicken, you can use the QcleanUI tool to
remove the
>Quicken program from your computer. QcleanUI will remove the Quicken program
files and
>Windows registry entries for Quicken.
>Your Quicken data file will not be removed. If you are concerned about your
data, create a
>backup file before proceeding.
>1. Exit Quicken if it is running.
>2. Uninstall Quicken from the Windows Control Panel. Note: It is important to
attempt to
>uninstall via the Windows Control Panel before using QcleanUI to uninstall
Quicken.
>3. Click the QcleanUI.exe link below and save the file to a folder on your
computer.
>4. Click the MSIzap.exe link below and save the file to the same folder used in
step 2.
>5. Double click the QcleanUI.exe file on your computer to run it.
>6. Choose the version you want to uninstall from the drop down menu. If you do
not know
>which version you need to uninstall, click Clean all versions to select it.
>7. Click Clean.
>8. Click Quit. The Quit button will not be active until QcleanUI has completed
removing
>Quicken from your computer. The removal process may take several minutes.
>If QcleanUI does not remove Quicken, try the Windows Installer Clean Up Utility
available
>on the Microsoft support site.
>Notify Me by Email if this Answer is Updated
>File Attachments
>. qcleanui.exe
>. msizap.exe
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