Windows 10: MS Money on Windows 10

I have used Money for years and all working fine on 64 bit Windows 10 until today. The program will execute from 2 of my 3 files but not my largest most critical file which is 27.2 Mb. I read the regedit suggestion and tried a similar one I found online but it didn't help. Since 2 files will open and not the 3rd, I am assuming there is something wrong with the file? This is personal data that is critical for current situation and I need to access it. Any help?

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MS Money in Windows 10

I've been using MS Money 2005 and just bought a new computer with windows 10. I want to load MS Money Sunset, but it tells me that I need internet explorer 7. Do you suggest that I follow the steps you've outlined prior to installing MS money in order
for it to download? Ore their other steps I need to do?

 

MS Money fails after WINDOWS 10 Install - requires IE 6


After installing Windows 10 and then running MS Money I get a message that MS Money now requires Internet Explorer 6.
My install of MS Money worked perfectly fine on Windows 8.1 - I really do not want to go back to 8.1.
Is there a fix for this - I see from other threads that this has been raised however no workable solution has been offered. Any suggestions please?
Thank You, Stuart H


As a side issue - I just found this on a different site which had positive replies. I'll be trying this later today. (Note this is NOT my suggestion and therefore untested by me
Follow the steps.

Open Registry Editor (RegEdit).
Navigate to the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Internet Explorer
In the right pane, look for Version registry value.
Modify the value date to 9.11.10240.0.

 

MS Money in Windows 10

Problem opening Microsoft Money when updated to Windows 10, you can try this; it should allow you to get your money data screen open with all your transaction data intact. I have not looked at using online transactions, but
if you just used money to have a visual account of your banking data at home then this will allow you to do this.

Your old system will still be on your computer, in my case this was Windows 7, it should apply to Windows 8 etc.

Windows 10.

Open File Explorer. Look under list This PC find your old windows ref.

WIN7_os(c Open this file, from folder list select Program Files Folder

Program Files (x86) Open this file, from folder list select Microsoft Money

Microsoft Money Open this file, from the listing choose the System Folder

System Folder scroll down the list displayed and find msmoney.exe (at this stage you can right click your mouse and create a short cut to
place on your Desktop and then open MS Money when you need it).

Msmoney.exe open this file and it opens the Welcome Page of MS Money log on to your account and your past data will open for you to use.



This is the long format to see how you got there; the alternative is to just type msmoney.exe into the Search the web and Windows display on the Windows 10 Task Bar, press enter and the Welcome Page should open.



Hope this helps, worth a try

Brian