Two Passwords
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From: Howard Stark on 23 Dec 2009 16:51 I am using Quicken Premier 2008 and Windows XP Home. I have a bank account (HSBC) in which I use three accounts, checking, savings etc. HSBC requires two passwords to log on with. One is referred to as a password, the other as a security key. I would like to use one step update for the account. When I set it up I am asked for both the security key and the password and all is down loaded just fine immediately after the setup. When I try it again Quicken asks for a password I can put in either the security key or the password but the recent transactions are not downloaded. It is as though Quicken cannot "remember" one or the other of the required passwords. Is there a way around this? I am new to Quicken and need help. Thanks Howie
From: Mr.Jan on 24 Dec 2009 05:40 On Dec 23, 4:51 pm, Howard Stark <hm...(a)cornell.edu> wrote: > I am using Quicken Premier 2008 and Windows XP Home. > > I have a bank account (HSBC) in which I use three accounts, checking, > savings etc. HSBC requires two passwords to log on with. One is > referred to as a password, the other as a security key. I would like to > use one step update for the account. When I set it up I am asked for > both the security key and the password and all is down loaded just fine > immediately after the setup. When I try it again Quicken asks for a > password I can put in either the security key or the password but the > recent transactions are not downloaded. It is as though Quicken cannot > "remember" one or the other of the required passwords. > > Is there a way around this? I am new to Quicken and need help. > > Thanks > > Howie I use HSBC. It has been a while since I set it up but when I look at the vault, it only holds one password. I log in every day though. Well, it is possible to set this up, I just don't remember how to do it. I am certain that HSBC tech support can help with this. I find the individual bank tech support is much more familiar with the individual quirks of their bank's login. Give them a call.
From: Howard Stark on 24 Dec 2009 09:26 Mr.Jan wrote: > On Dec 23, 4:51 pm, Howard Stark <hm...(a)cornell.edu> wrote: >> I am using Quicken Premier 2008 and Windows XP Home. >> >> I have a bank account (HSBC) in which I use three accounts, checking, >> savings etc. HSBC requires two passwords to log on with. One is >> referred to as a password, the other as a security key. I would like to >> use one step update for the account. When I set it up I am asked for >> both the security key and the password and all is down loaded just fine >> immediately after the setup. When I try it again Quicken asks for a >> password I can put in either the security key or the password but the >> recent transactions are not downloaded. It is as though Quicken cannot >> "remember" one or the other of the required passwords. >> >> Is there a way around this? I am new to Quicken and need help. >> >> Thanks >> >> Howie > > I use HSBC. It has been a while since I set it up but when I look at > the vault, it only holds one password. I log in every day though. > Well, it is possible to set this up, I just don't remember how to do > it. I am certain that HSBC tech support can help with this. I find > the individual bank tech support is much more familiar with the > individual quirks of their bank's login. Give them a call. Thanks Howie
From: Bob Wang on 25 Dec 2009 16:41 Howie: Make sure you are using Quicken's Password vault to store your password and security key. *IF* Quicken asks you for something else after you've stored your password, enter your security key. Bob
From: Howard Stark on 27 Dec 2009 10:47 Bob Wang wrote: > Howie: > > Make sure you are using Quicken's Password vault to store your password and > security key. > *IF* Quicken asks you for something else after you've stored your password, > enter your security key. > > Bob > Thanks Howie
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