How To Import Quicken Files To Another Computer

I currently use Microsoft Money on an old desktop PC. I wish to now use the package on a laptop. I have installed the original program on the laptop and transferred a copy of my `mymoney' file from the desktop to the laptop. Unfortunately, the laptop version of Microsoft Money will not accept the `mymoney' file.I can only assume that this because the version of the program on the old desktop PC has been regularly updated in past by downloads via the internet and that the mymoney data file is incompatible.Is there any way I can update my original version of Microsoft Money on the laptop so that it is compatible with the version on the old PC? Many thanks for your reply xpcman.Yes it is true that Microsoft does not support its' money software anymore. But I did read quite a while ago (a couple of years back) on the web that it is possible to transfer the updates form one PC to another. At the time I should have made a note of the web site but did not give a thought.

It is only recently that I needed the software on a different PC and found that I had a problem.What I am pleased to say is that I have found a site which has all the updates for Microsoft Money: It isFrom this site, I downloaded and installed (in the given order below), the following two files:Now, Microsoft Money works on both of my PCs. And I can use the same version of my `mymoney' data file on either machine!

Transfer Quicken File From One Computer To Another

Can I Transfer My Quicken Program To Another Computer

. Insert the external device you'll use to transfer your QuickBooks file to the new computer. This could be a flash drive, a CD or a DVD. Navigate to the file menu and choose Create Backup. Choose the Local Backup option. Select Options.

Click Browse and navigate to the location of the external device you're using to save your backup. Give your backup file a recognizable and specific name, like XYZ Company New Computer Backup. Select Ok, then click Next. Click Save it Now and Finish to start the backup process. Once the process has completed, remove the external device from the computer.

Insert the external device with your QuickBooks backup into the new computer. In QuickBooks, navigate to File and select Open or Restore Company. Select Restore a Backup Copy and click Next. Select Local Backup and click next. If QuickBooks does not automatically detect the backup file, navigate to the external device location and click on the backup file.

Click Open and Next. Select Save In and navigate to the location on your computer where you want to restore and save the backup file. Select Save to restore the QuickBooks file to your new computer.