When you double-click the installer, does anything happen?įinally, one potentially easy way to sidestep this issue is to simply grab the Quicken.app file from the Application folder of your old Mac, or a backup of your old Mac, and drop it into the Application folder of your new Mac. Could you try temporarily switching the Region to United States and then trying again. dmg file open and you get the window with the large red Quicken banner? And you're double-clicking on the Quicken Installer.app icon and is that when you have to open your System Preferences > Security & Privacy? I notice from your spelling of several words that you may not be in the US are you somewhere else in the world? If so, I wonder if your Mac's Language & Region setting is interfering with the installer. dmg file? Opening the dmg is a macOS issue having noting to do with Quicken. Are you saying that you have the file quicken.dmg on your desktop, and double-clicking it results in. If you started on February 27 and had a subscription for one month, then there's a good chance you might have updated to version 5.11.0 on or after March 7.)Ĭould you clarify exactly where things are going wrong. But are you sure you subscription started on February 27, and didn't end on February 27, 2019? Here's why this could be important.
You say your subscription started on February 27, 2019, so you should be downloading the version which was current at that time, version 5.10.1. (There are potential problems with the way Quicken has implemented this program to allow re-downloading old versions. It sounds like you found where to download older versions of Quicken Mac, but for anyone else reading this thread, here is the link for downloading expired subscription versions of Quicken Mac:
Unless there was some special trial program I'm unaware of, they don't invite people to use the software for free forever.īack to the matter at hand. But any copy of Quicken Mac will continue to work in manual entry mode, of course.
In such a case, since one has "returned" the software, there's no legal right to continue using it. First, just to clarify something, to the best of my knowledge there aren't ever trial versions of Quicken usually people purchase a copy, try it, and apply for a refund within 30 days if they don't want to keep it.
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