(I have 3 experiences, including one of my own, of this situation).ĮWallet: ewallet is another program that just won’t work after a flesh install and in fact, failed during the install process. (I have 3 experiences with it working for others after the upgrade), but it probably WONT work, installed on a new computer that comes with Windows 10 installed. I know it SHOULD work if you upgrade your computer So now I own a license to software I can’t use and of course Quicken will probably charge me for a new version that will work under Windows 10. Person for over an hour and we were never able to get it to work.

I worked with a wonderfully knowledgeable Quicken tech Quicken: Quicken would install, but I could NOT open the application after installation, even if I indicated “open as administrator”. The first was QUICKEN and the second was password software from Ilium Two programs in particular were a problem and WOULD NOT OPEN after installed on the new computer. Of Windows 10, I was working with an upgraded version of Windows 10 and not a fresh install. This was a time consuming effort, but I learned a lot because during my beta testing That’s where the issues started.īecause I was working with a NEW install and NOT an upgrade, I had to manually re-install a lot of programs. They could not fix it, so they replaced it with a NEW computer

I took the computer back to the place where it was purchased because it was still under warranty. Particular computer shortly ended up with a Solid State Drive error that shut down the computer. In fact, I had many working applications that had almost no problems. When I upgraded to Windows 10 it worked fine. I had one Windows 8.1 computer (that I Own) that had Quicken on it. This experience is backed up on similar situations with at least 6 of 10 computers within my computer group help sessions.

Non-Microsoft applications and apparently Microsoft was informed of this during the beta testing. I have a lot of experience around the Windows operating system and networking. Recently, I have been helping many of the retired people of our computer group through the Windows 10 upgrade and I can say categorically, that Windows 10 is a BIG problem for many Having worked professionally with computers since around 1973, and all the way back to the DOS days of the first IBM computer, I am part of a computer group here in my retirement community.

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