The error message I get is "An attempt to access your J.P. I did figure out, though, that I needed to move to OXFVer 103.Īs previous posts said, that seems to work just fine for my accounts, but it does not retrieve my wife's accounts. I called them and they were totally clueless, and almost totally non-responsive from a client service point of view. I am having these problems with Chase, too. I'm using it myself with Money Plus Sunset, with no worries. You can download a patched version here, and copy to your C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Money Plus\MNYCoreFiles folder. The fix (for now?) is to update the mnyob99.dll file, which was (elegantly) reverse-engineered by Raymond Chen (discussed here, and summarized by Dan). This issue had been fixed by Microsoft w/ Windows 8, but they seemed to have missed it with 10 thus far. Once Money is running, it may crash with the dreaded "Money has stopped" message. No update or change required for the Python 2.7 install, which is nice. I then tested the PocketSense script, and it worked correctly. The change fixes the "need Explorer 6" issue. Find the above key in the settings tree, and change the Version value.
If you're not familiar with regedit.exe, just search for it using Windows 10 search box, and then right-click and choose "run as administrator". I'm sure others will have the same issue, unless Microsoft fixes it.Ĭhange the following setting using REGEDIT as: A quick search led me to an easy fix, but buried in a forum, so I thought I'd post it here. It was a bummer to have an error pop up when I first started Money after the upgrade, saying something about needing Explorer 6. I'm using the 64 bit version, so it may be different for Win32.
I decided to be an early adopter of Windows 10 on our home PC, partly so that I could test Money and the PocketSense scripts.
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