Re: One Step Update Bank of America
Ken Blake <[email protected]>
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On Sun, 3 Sep 2023 07:41:33 -0700 (PDT), John Pollard <[email protected]> wrote: >On Saturday, September 2, 2023 at 9:04:35?AM UTC-5, Ken Blake wrote: >> This just started this morning. >> When I do a One Step Update, I get a >> Bank of America error: CC-800 >> >> It appears one or more account(s) at Bank of America-All other States >> have been deleted. This could happen if you have restored from a >> backup file [I haven't]. You must add the account(s) to Quicken again. >> Select Fix it to resolve this error. >> >> I did that and thought I successfully added the account. >> Quicken said "Success," but I'm still getting the error. >> >> I have two accounts there: Savings and Checking. >> Both are set up with Express Web Connect+ > >I download from Bank of America-All Other States >almost every day. Did so just a few minutes ago: >I'm not seeing any problem. > >Here's a link to the Quicken FAQ for CC-800: >https://tinyurl.com/5acvvysr > >I would start by following the instructions in that >CC-800 FAQ ... exactly as they're written. > >That includes making sure you deactivate EVERY Quicken >account with the financial institution (BofA) - >including any "hidden" Quicken accounts that might be >activated for downloading. > >And definitely use the Quicken "Add Account" process to >"reactivate" (Link) the accounts you want to be able to >download ... and no others. Thanks very much, John. The problem has mysteriously gone away on its own. It was fine this morning. Perhaps it was a short-lived problem on the Bank of America server,