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This of course comes back to the original fault. Copy Sample. Open Money by right-clicking that copy of sample. Migrate to the Portfolio. Does it display? If not, the problem is probably with your installation.

If Sample. While in Sample. Open the problem file a time two. Does that file open now? There has been a problem where a lot of investments triggers a crash upon opening where Money opens to the "Home Page". I'd already tried your suggestion based on what I'd read on the forum.

This happens every time; I'm not even presented with any options to select anything. I'm guessing that it's a problem with my Windows, rather than MS Money, as it started after a big Windows update. Came across some references to update KB causing similar problems, and deleting it in some cases seems to cure the issue. I can't see that among all the Windows updates, and wonder if it's an XP only update? I'm running Windows 7 Starter.

Hello DennisMcMahon4 ,. Welcome to Microsoft Office Community Forum. Thank you for sharing your concern with us today and we hope that all is well. We understand that you wanted to use Microsoft Money in Windows The product was already discontinued, It is not a guarantee that the product would work in Windows 10 and if it will you might not be able to use all the features since its no longer supported.

However there is an equivalent product Money in Excel please visit the link below if you want to find out more. Introducing Money in Excel, an easier way to manage your finances - Microsoft Blog. We look forward to your response. If you have other clarifications about this matter, you can get back to us by replying to this post.

Was this reply helpful? This had to be IE Is this a problem during the installation? Anything else I should be careful with? Thanks, Mark. Even back in you didn't need to set your default browser to the IE11 desktop application to install Money. Money needed some components of the IE11 desktop application but doesn't use the IE11 browser. The IE11 desktop application or an earlier version was included with all versions of Windows up to Windows Money uses some components of IE11 and Money will run fine as long as you don't remove those IE11 components.

You don't need to use the IE11 application as your default browser. You can use whichever browser you like. With Windows 11, the IE11 desktop application is gone but the components of IE11 that Money needs are still installed. This is for backward compatibility with many applications, - not just Money. Going forward, it seems likely that Microsoft will continue to provide these IE11 components, but life is uncertain.

Only time will tell. I expect that even if Microsoft removes components that are needed by Money and many other applications there will quickly be workarounds developed by computer-savvy users. Note that with Windows 11, Microsoft is making it very difficult to have a default browser other than Edge. There is a lot of griping about this in the user community. It is not clear how this will play out.