Windows 10: MS Money

Ive been using very successfully MS Money in the UK for 20 years latterly say 10 years using USMoneyBizSunset version.I have two 'files' - a personal and business both of which until yesterday worked very well.However when I try to open the personal file I get the following message The next screen to paraphrase says the file is corrupt. The only option thereafter is to try and repair message something to do with online services not available - not unsurprisingly.Using the many back up files I have it says they are corrupt too. I did find one that works in the sense it lets me open the fil

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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 2005 Update

There appears to be something odd with your installation. Other ideas:

1. Uninstall the offending Windows update, check Money operation then reinstall the update with Money closed
2. Recover from the last working backup - I use Macrium Reflect. Else try System Restore to an earlier date when Money was working
3. Do an in place repair install

Also peruse this forum and maybe post a question there https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/...me?forum=money

PS are you opening Money by clicking on a link to your money file or to msmoney.exe? If the former fails and msmoney.exe runs then you might have a corrupt money data file.

 

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.