Q2015 User
12/24/2020 03:50:13 pm
Hi,
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Chris (QuicknPerlWiz support)
12/24/2020 04:06:00 pm
First off you only need to install the last Mondo patch. It contains all the changes from the patches before it.
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Q2015 User
12/27/2020 11:17:05 am
Thanks for he insights Chris. I did set up a second Administrator account and running the update(s) form there seemed to work fine. The issue I have now come up against is when I open Q2015 V.174 and try to open my QDF file I get a "Cannot open file. The QDF file is from a later version of Quicken." I have a Q2018 disk - but that is a subscription version and I am trying to avoid going to that yet. Any thoughts on why I am getting that error? I understood V17.4 is the most recent release of Q2015.
Chris (Support QuicknPerlWiz)
12/27/2020 11:23:35 am
When Quicken reports that it can't open a data file because it is from a later version either that data file was in fact opened/created in a later version or the data file is corrupted. Until Quicken 2016 no version of Quicken is backwards compatible. As in you can't open a Quicken 2016 data file in Quicken 2015 or below.
Quicken2015=>2016 User
12/27/2020 12:11:35 pm
Thanks again Chris- you are a true rock star! Since my data set is from a backup I have done routinely, you got me thinking whether or not I had a Quicken version between 2015 & 2018. I went searching and found 2016. Installed that, then had to go to the second administrator account to update it to V.19.5 Now I am fully up and running! You gave me a much needed Christmas present - I hope you have an incredible New Year!
Bob M
12/26/2020 12:49:02 pm
I am experiencing the same problems. Quicken 2016 ran on my desktop with WIN10 installed but became corrupted. Using the original installation disk I get the same error described by Q2015 User. I am installing using the only account on the desktop which is the admin account. I ran the patch using RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR setting but it still won't load. Any help would be appreciated.
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Chris (support QuicknPerlWiz.com)
12/26/2020 01:39:13 pm
The suggestion wasn't "run as administrator". It was create a new administrator account and use it to run the install.
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Don
11/12/2021 03:24:09 am
Tagging on to an old thread...
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Chris (QuicknPerlWiz)
11/12/2021 10:48:10 am
I suggest you post this on the Quicken forum.
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