From: Registrar on
I'm getting an OL-226-A error in my One Step Update. I've removed all
my accounts and added them again. The accounts are all working, but I
still get the error.

I've been getting it since 2008. I've upgraded twice since, hoping it
would resolve. I've tried following the instructions on the self-
serve help (removing the QEL file, etc.) on previous versions to no
avail. It's really annoying to get the error each time. Any
suggestions?
From: CSM1 on
Registrar <gmarkw(a)gmail.com> wrote in news:0eb354d0-6f06-496b-885d-
a88cd58e5308(a)n34g2000yqb.googlegroups.com:

> I'm getting an OL-226-A error in my One Step Update. I've removed all
> my accounts and added them again. The accounts are all working, but I
> still get the error.
>
> I've been getting it since 2008. I've upgraded twice since, hoping it
> would resolve. I've tried following the instructions on the self-
> serve help (removing the QEL file, etc.) on previous versions to no
> avail. It's really annoying to get the error each time. Any
> suggestions?

Have you tried completely uninstalling Quicken, Reboot then installing
again?

Sometimes there is some garbage in the Quicken folder that is not
removed on upgrades.


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From: John Pollard on
CSM1 wrote:
> Registrar <gmarkw(a)gmail.com> wrote in news:0eb354d0-6f06-496b-885d-
> a88cd58e5308(a)n34g2000yqb.googlegroups.com:
>
>> I'm getting an OL-226-A error in my One Step Update. I've removed
>> all my accounts and added them again. The accounts are all working,
>> but I still get the error.
>>
>> I've been getting it since 2008. I've upgraded twice since, hoping
>> it would resolve. I've tried following the instructions on the self-
>> serve help (removing the QEL file, etc.) on previous versions to no
>> avail. It's really annoying to get the error each time. Any
>> suggestions?

> Have you tried completely uninstalling Quicken, Reboot then installing
> again?
>
> Sometimes there is some garbage in the Quicken folder that is not
> removed on upgrades.

If there is some leftover garbage, the following may help the reinstall.

http://quicken.intuit.com/support/articles/getting-started/installation/4108.html

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From: John Pollard on
Registrar wrote:
> I'm getting an OL-226-A error in my One Step Update. I've removed all
> my accounts and added them again. The accounts are all working, but I
> still get the error.
>
> I've been getting it since 2008. I've upgraded twice since, hoping it
> would resolve. I've tried following the instructions on the self-
> serve help (removing the QEL file, etc.) on previous versions to no
> avail. It's really annoying to get the error each time. Any
> suggestions?

I don't have anything very specific.

Have you read the following Intuit kb article on OL-226 ... especially the
last part about checking your Connection Log for errors?

http://quicken.intuit.com/support/articles/online-services/download/2601.html

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John Pollard
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Your source of user-to-user Quicken help



From: ps56k on
> I don't have anything very specific.
>
> Have you read the following Intuit kb article on OL-226 ... especially the
> last part about checking your Connection Log for errors?
>
> http://quicken.intuit.com/support/articles/online-services/download/2601.html
>
> --
have you tried some simple tests.... instead of trying to get everything
working...

1 - install Quicken -
2 - create NEW test file to play with
3 - create ONE account - download institutional list & setup

what kind of accounts do you have & which institutions
ie - banks, brokerage, credit card, etc -

--- does Quicken work across the Internet connection
4 - try manual download from account website with Q running to receive
manual download