
But I have not noticed any new updates being installed lately either. I have not experienced any problems with Quicken 2016 lately. Then I upgraded my OSX to High Sierra, and found that Quicken 2016 continued to work fine (my file system was not changed with the upgrade to High Sierra). Then CrossOver Version 17.1 (17.4) was released, and I upgraded to this without any noticeable change to Quicken 2016 (which was working well), and I continued to hold off upgrading to High Sierra.Ī few months ago, I inquired to CrossOver support whether Quicken 2016 with CrossOverVersion 17.1 (17.4) was compatible with High Sierra, and I was informed that it was, irrespective of what file system was used on the MAC. I held off doing the upgrade for quite a while. I read about problems with High Sierra, related possibly to whether the computer file system was changed when the update to High Sierra was done. I posted quite a bit on work arounds, but eventually CrossOver version 17.0b5 was released and that solved the problem while using Sierra. Move to Dropbox location and click to restore.I previously had a lot of problems with Quicken 2016 updates causing failures on Sierra (not High Sierra). Step 5. Open Quicken and click File > Backup and Restore > Restore from the Backup file Step 4. Sign in to Dropbox on the new PC. Open File > click Backup and Restore > Choose to save file to Dropbox. Log in to your Dropbox account, or create a new account in Dropbox. Quicken has partnered with Dropbox to provide 5GB of free backup space. Online way is a good choice to migrate Quicken to another computer, such as Dropbox.

How to Move Quicken Online to New Computer Head to your quicken file location and choose the restore option. Now open Quicken, and choose File option again, click Restore from the Backup File. Restore backup file on the New PC.Ĭonnect your external drive which contains your Quicken files to the new computer.ĭrag the backup files from your File Explorer.

After that, you can select Backup Now to begin the backup process. Then you will see a file backup window appears, choose the Backup path, and move it to the USB. Select Backup and Restore, and click Backup Quicken File. Open Quicken on your old computer, choose File option on the top left side. Quicken allows you to install it on multiple devices, so you can download the latest version on the new PC through the official website.

You need a USB drive or a Dropbox account to transfer Quicken data. This part is talking about two manual ways for moving quicken data file to another computer. You need to reinstall the software first, create a backup file, move the files to your external devices, and restore it on the new devices. The manual method is related to the Backup and Restore function in Quicken. Support Windows 11/10/8/7 (Manual) Moving Quicken to a New Computer
