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Posted by R. C. White on January 15, 2007, 11:29 am
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Hi, Q_Lover.
> I also searched the drive for quser.ini - but it's nowhere to be found?
Are you SURE? Sometimes the old tricks from MS-DOS still work better than
anything in the GUI. The Command Prompt window in WinXP is not really
MS-DOS, but most of the old commands still work.
Open a Command Prompt window. Then use the Dir command with the /s switch
to also search Subdirectories; you may also want the /a switch to see ALL
files and folders, including System and Hidden files. For example:
dir c:q*.ini /s/a
If there is ANY file that starts with the letter Q and has an .ini extension
anywhere on the C: drive, that command will show it. You may have a long
wait if it's a 300 GB drive with lots of files, but within a few minutes,
you should know if either quser.ini or quicken.ini exist on your HD. If you
have multiple drives, just substitute another letter for C: and do it again.
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)
> R. C. White said
>
>> Hi, Q_Lover.
>>
>> If you don't find QUser.ini where Jerry told you, please post back
>> and tell us which Windows version you are using. In Vista, for
>> example, substitute
>> C:UsersAppDataRoamingIntuitQuickenConfigQUser.ini,
>> where is up to you.
>
> Hi RC (and all)
>
> I've loacted a Quicken.ini in both C:Documnets and SettingsAll Users
> Application DataIntuitQuickenConfig and C:Windows. Neither has this
> recent file information.
>
> I'm using Q2005 with XP home.
>
> I also searched the drive for quser.ini - but it's nowhere to be found?
>
> Maybe I'll have to reinstall? ;-) This is very strange.
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