Reckon Accounts industry edition not selectable
I did experience the same issue last year when I went from 2015 to 2016 on the same 2 PC's and after wasting hours trying to find a solution I just gave up and ran with the different editions. While it does not seem to have any impact it is rather frustrating and I really don't know if it is important or not.
All my PC's in this case are running Windows 10 64bit, with no significant differences.
Any suggestions on how to rectify this problem would be appreciated, however I would prefer suggestions (irrespective of complexity) that do not involve going over the same ground I have been treading for the past two years.
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Have you tried logging in with the in-built administrator, remove the software, reinstall and then run the application for the first time. Often the BU overcomes this type of issue.
Stella
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Thanks Stella, I was full of optimism ... however ... failed with exactly the same result.
Regards
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Hello David,
Welcome to the Reckon Community.The Industry Edition prompt is controlled by a Registry entry. Where you have a previous version of Premier or Enterprise installed, this installation did not adjust the registry, most likely because of some permission restriction on this PC. When you open Accounts Business for the first time, the Registry is checked and the Industry details from the previous version is detected and so the Industry Edition prompt is not generated. The solution is, as Stella suggested, to clean un-install all Reckon Accounts (and QuickBooks) installations on the PC and reinstall under the Built-in Admin login
Full guide available here on this KB.
If the problem persists then call Technical Support for one-to-one attention to the problem.
regards,
John
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Thanks John, Yes I understand the advice from Stella is logical and in theory should of worked. My background is IT, hence my frustration when what should have been a minor problem just refused to work for me. After so many attempts I started to doubt what I was doing and ask what was I missing.
As mentioned I attempted many many times last year and this year, the one thing I had not done was use the in-built admin as in Stella's post so I tried again ... but that also failed for me. Last year I gave up and just used it, thinking well it can't be that bad as it all seems to still work OK. However it kept niggling at me to fix it.
Obviously I am missing something with the primary solution but the good news is Workaround 2: Modify the registry has appeared to have worked. At least the title has changed to the correct edition.
Thanks
Dave
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I also had this issue for Reckon Premier this month upon migrating to Windows 10 Pro, and found that the registry workaround on KB#5135 had worked as advertised.
I did not expect the General version to be able to access an existing Manufacturing/Wholesale company file, so it was odd when it did, but better safe than sorry I thought.
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