UPDATE it was suggested to me to delete all trace of Intuit/Quicken/Reckon from my PC and re-install, it worked, but on closing I got the same issue trying to open it again!
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Welcome to the Community and sorry to hear you're having some issues there!
Just to clarify, are you trying to launch Reckon Accounts PERSONAL Plus or Reckon Accounts Plus (Business Range)?
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I'm just trying to piece this together as I'm a bit confused, your opening post references .qbw.exe in the error message which is a business product range (eg. RA Plus) executable file.
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Thanks for clarifying that. This issue does seem quite strange, I've emailed our Development team in relation to the problem and I'll update you as soon as I receive word back.
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In saying that, I'll try chase up some more info around this for you.
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Do you have Adobe Reader X installed by any chance?
If so, could you please set it to run in non-protected mode.
Set Adobe to run in non-protected mode:
1. Open the Adobe Reader:
a. Start > All Programs > Adobe Reader X;
2. Edit > Preferences > General tab;
3. Untick the box: Enable Protect Mode on Startup;
4. Click OK to close.
There's more info and further steps in this article - http://kb.reckon.com.au/issue_view.asp?ID=3917
Let me know if there's any change (or not)
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Rav
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I've had another word with our Dev team and unfortunately they are still unable to recreate the error.
The cause of the issue may be a conflict with another program running on your PC.
If you're running a Anti-Virus scanner, can you please switch it off and close it and then retry.
Failing that, can you please try running Windows in Safe Mode and then reopen the program and confirm if you receive the same error?
Let me know how you get on,
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Rav
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John,
Rav's suggested patch is to be applied to Adobe Reader XI. It a printing problem fix !
In Adobe Reader; Select "Edit" then "Preferences" then "Security (Enhanced)"
Then untick "Enable Protected Mode at startup" then Ok. then exit Adobe.
This is a standard patch for printing problems with Adobe Reader. I really don't understand how this stops RPP getting access to the qdata files.
Your problem sounds like a file security issue. You could copy the quicken data directory to somewhere where there is definitely no windows security problems or try to run RPP as administrator.
Update the Forum on how you go.
John
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