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Posted by Gunner on September 5, 2006, 7:07 pm
Please log in for more thread options DP- I use Windows XP defrag from time to time.
The password is a good thought, but it hasn't effected it. I do have a
password stored in the vault, but this "problem account" is done via
web-connect from that site. The only time the password was involved was
when I set-up the accounts.
I think I have this partially figured out - Please read my post "Most Of
The Mystery Solved" and Thanks for your thoughts.
Regards... Gunner
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>
> Just a shot in the dark, hoping to hit a solution to this perplexing
> problem.
>
> What kind of program -- if any -- do you use to clean up your hard
> drive. There's windows' Disk Cleanup, and there's a host of
> third-party programs, including Norton, CCleaner, etc. I wonder if:
> 1) A disk cleanup program is being too aggressive and cleaning out a
> Quicken file that holds that account number. Of course, this doesn't
> explain why other accounts are not similarly affected.
> 2) If this aspect of Quicken is program badly and the account info is
> made vulnerable to disk-cleanup utilities. Again, though, same
> problem: This doesn't explain why other accounts wouldn't be affected,
> too.
>
> Meanwhile, a question just popped up:
> Are you storing the password for that account so that you don't have
> to input it each time you do an update? Is the password getting wiped
> out, too?
> And if you're not storing a password, then you might give that a try.
> Why? Because if it kicks out the password that means it won't connect
> and you should get a message saying it didn't connect. That way you'll
> know as soon as it doesn't work.
>
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