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Posted by Neo on July 31, 2006, 3:01 pm
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> I should have mentioned that after I uninstalled, I edited the
> registry and removed all entries related to Quicken and Intuit. But
> ... IIRC, the registration flag (or whatever you want to call it),
> actually resides in QUICKEN.INI. I didn't mess with that file. I'm
> presuming that got left behind after the uninstall, but I haven't
> checked my Ghost images to be sure.
>
> Regards,
>
> Margaret
>
>> Margaret Wilson wrote:
>>>
>>> Hmm, this is interesting. I'm running QP2006 (installed R1 from the
>>> download), which I registered. I applied the R2 patch then
>>> uninstalled Quicken and reinstalled from the download to revert to
>>> R1. I've since applied the R3 patch and have seen no nag screens to
>>> register Quicken. In
>>> other words, Quicken appears to think it's still registered in my
>>> case.
>>>
>>> <snip>
>>
>> After uninstalling a program, it's not all that uncommon for there to
>> be remaining Registry entries, in spite of all files and directories
>> having been removed.
>>
>> Notan
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All,
Here is what I have uncovered to fix this issue. I read thru group
after group with no luck on fixing the blank registration issue when
loading up Quicken. I am pretty confident that the issue lies in an IE
setting however I went thru and spent two hours trying change all the
settings to allow the registration to complete and nothing worked. I
allowed cookies, set all the levels to the lowest security settings,
changed all the radio buttons to allow all without prompting, etc. etc.
I did uncover something that will work...
There are two hot key combonations that when pressed will affect
registration.
#1 - CTRL-SHIFT-ALT and then left click on Online > One Step Update
(This resets the registration key)
#2 - CTRL-SHIFT and then click on Online > One Step Update (This will
allow bypassing the registration process and thus remove the annoying
nag EVERYTIME you load Quicken.
Thanks
Chris
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