Posted by cowranch on June 09, 2016 at 18:37:31 from (199.47.65.56):
In Reply to: Windows 10 question posted by rrlund on June 09, 2016 at 14:08:24:
I see that '02 should work, I see some people losing a "small" amount of data, others not. I am hoping you had a backup?? Good idea at a minimum to have a usb drive, and do the backup to that, at least one copy off computer, minimum. I also see that older versions of Quicken were kind of "stupid" and had multiple data files needed in order to restore, instead of just one like newer versions.
Otherwise, search for qdf files on your computer. Here are instructions I copied "Select Search box next to Windows logo.
In the Search box, type the name of your item (qdf).
After you enter a search term, select My stuff to find results for files, apps, settings, photos, videos, and music across your PC and OneDrive." Now, THAT should find your files. But, I highly suggest you get someone there a bit familiar with this sort of thing, with sensitive stuff like this, I don't like to do it "remotely". Not much of a way for me to determine from here if you are backed up well enough, or which copy of what's there is the right one, because the dates could be off, it could restore older, etc., etc. Searching is safe, you can see if any dates look recent, you could try restoring a recent one, IF you are sure it looks right. Should have the date and time there. If you don't see anything that looks right, there is a possibility that things got lost....
This forced upgrade to 10 is a little annoying, isn't it?
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