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The version of quicken on my old windows 10 computer is R10(23.1.10.9). I would like to get that quicken installed on my new windows 11 computer and use the data file created by quicken on the windows 10 computer. The windows 10 computer has broken hinges and also cannot be updated to windows 11. What are my options for getting that same version of quicken up and running on my new windows 11 computer, without the web feature? I only use quicken to enter transactions, reconcile accounts, and produce reports to use when working on tax returns. I do not connect to banks, etc. through quicken. I do have the quicken cd that was originally installed on the old windows 10 computer, but that would not have the quicken patches that were later released and updated on the windows 10 computer. Thanks for any help / suggestions to get quicken working on my windows 11 computer like it is working on my windows 10 computer.

So I want to be able to use parsec on my deskto. The problem is is that unless I turn my computer on and log into it at least one time I cannot get the application to boot up. This morning I forgot to turn it on before leaving I had my girlfriend turn on my computer but I can't access my computer. I only way right now getting it to wake is to set wake time events to wake it up from sleep. The problem with this method has been that it will turn my computer on when I have no intention of using parsec for the day. And trying to initiate a parsec connection does not trigger a wake on lan event to wake up the computer. That's my dilemma how can I activate a wake timer on my computer with an event that's triggered by user action and not by a timed event. So that I can log into my computer immediately put it to sleep and then wake it up at will. I have wake on lan enabled on my ethernet device and in the BIOS I'm pretty sure. -, edit just found out she never turned it on so this might not even be a problem.

How to make the My Computer icon appear on the Windows 10 Desktop? On Windows 10, My Computer has been replaced with This PC, helping you quickly access drives and folders on your computer. For some reason, you accidentally lost This PC on your computer screen, here's how to bring This PC (My Computer) to your desktop.Steps to bring This PC to the desktop Step 1: To display the My Computer icon on the Desktop, first right-click on the empty Desktop screen, select Personalize : How to display My Computer, This PC on Windows 10 Desktop Picture 1 Step 2: Select the Themes section on the left hand side, and in the right pane, scroll down near the bottom to select Desktop icon settings as shown below: How to display My Computer, This PC on Windows 10 Desktop Picture 2 Step 3: The next setup section displays, you just need to check the Computer box , then click OK How to display My Computer, This PC on Windows 10 Desktop Picture 3 : And here, the This PC icon or My Computer on the old Windows version is displayed on the Desktop: How to display My Computer, This PC on Windows 10 Desktop Picture 4 You can also do this to bring Control Panel to the desktop. Good luck!5 stars4 stars3 stars2 stars1 star4 ★ | 1 VoteYou should read itHere's how to uninstall Windows 10 to return to using Windows 7 or 8.1The chart for the 10 most amazing versions of WindowsWindows revolution and breakthrough changes through each versionSummary of several logout methods on Windows 8 and Windows 10Looking back at 27 years of 'evolution' of WindowsInstructions on how to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 84 ways to 'revive' Windows XP on Windows 10What is Windows Hello? How does Windows Hello work? How to install Windows HelloInstructions for setting up Windows Hello face recognition on Windows 109 Windows 8.1 errors have not been resolvedHow to download Windows 10 Theme for Windows 7Compare Windows 10 and Windows 11