Cannot Sign-in to Money 2003

August 24, 2007

Hi:

I have posted this problem once before, but not including additional

Newsgroups.I reformatted my computer and reinstalled Money 2003 from MS

Works Suite 2003 and now I can no longer sign-in to Money 2003. I get an

Error that says: "The password that you entered is incorrect. Please try

again." I can sign on to all of my other MS .Net Passport applications

requiring this password i.e. MSN Explorer, Hotmail, MSN Messenger etc with

no problem.

Apparently this was a MS problem with this application since its inception

as an extract from the original installation file readme.txt reads as

follows:

**************************

32: Money Is Unable to Verify Your Online Sign In Name

When you attempt to sign in to Passport, you may receive an error message

similar to:

Money is unable to verify your Online sign in. Money will now try to log you

in using

Work Offline sign in. Some online features such as background banking, will

be

unavailable, possibly because of network problems. To use these features,

please close

Money and try to sign in again later.

This issue can occur when you set the Privacy setting in Internet Explorer

to High or

Block All Cookies.

To resolve this issue, make sure that you are connected to the Internet. If

that does not

resolve the issue, follow these steps.

NOTE: Because there are several versions of Windows, the following steps may

be

different on your computer. If they are, please consult your product

documentation to

complete these steps.

Allow Cookies in Internet Explorer

1. Start Internet Explorer.

2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

3. Click the Privacy tab.

4. Drag the slider to Medium.

5. Click Apply, and then click OK.

More Information

A cookie is a file that is created by an Internet site to store information

on your computer,

such as your preferences. For example, if you inquire about a flight

schedule at an

airline's Web site, the site might create a cookie that contains your

itinerary or a record

of the pages that you looked at within the site that you visited. The

information in the

cookie can help the site customize the view for you the next time that you

visit.

***********************

I of course accomplished all of above and still cannot sign-in. In

addition, in trying to research this problem I find that MS has pulled the

KB article related to problems with signing into Money 2003.

I sent MS an email and got back "Tape 22" that Money 2003 life cycle has

run its course and a bunch of other non-essential talk that did nothing to

help me resolve my problem. If MS wants me to buy Money 2008 they sure are

going about it the wrong way, as I have about had it with MS Money period.

Any help or suggestions will greatly be appreciated. Hopefully one of you

guys will have an answer.

Thanks,

ColTom

August 24, 2007

Re: Cannot Sign-in to Money 2003

If it's a Cookie issue, you may need to set IE's privacy mode to

"Prompt" for both 1st/3rd-Party cookies. This way when you use

Money to login you can see what Cookie activity is happening &

set the allowance table for any MS-Money based Cookies.

*You may have to remove any preset Passport, Live Cookies

before you do this.

I know it's frustrating and a more recent version may eventually

be required. At least you're not dealing with a Intuit application.

They'll just tell you it ain't gonna work without upgrading to their

latest release. They ( Intuit ) aren't quite as bad as Symantec but

it's a close call.

"ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

news:O%23v%23Kpo5HHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Hi:

>

> I have posted this problem once before, but not including additional

> Newsgroups.I reformatted my computer and reinstalled Money 2003 from MS

> Works Suite 2003 and now I can no longer sign-in to Money 2003. I get an

> Error that says: "The password that you entered is incorrect. Please try

> again." I can sign on to all of my other MS .Net Passport applications

> requiring this password i.e. MSN Explorer, Hotmail, MSN Messenger etc with

> no problem.

>

> Apparently this was a MS problem with this application since its

> inception as an extract from the original installation file readme.txt

> reads as follows:

> **************************

> 32: Money Is Unable to Verify Your Online Sign In Name

>

> When you attempt to sign in to Passport, you may receive an error message

> similar to:

>

> Money is unable to verify your Online sign in. Money will now try to log

> you in using

>

> Work Offline sign in. Some online features such as background banking,

> will be

>

> unavailable, possibly because of network problems. To use these features,

> please close

>

> Money and try to sign in again later.

>

> This issue can occur when you set the Privacy setting in Internet Explorer

> to High or

>

> Block All Cookies.

>

> To resolve this issue, make sure that you are connected to the Internet.

> If that does not

>

> resolve the issue, follow these steps.

>

> NOTE: Because there are several versions of Windows, the following steps

> may be

>

> different on your computer. If they are, please consult your product

> documentation to

>

> complete these steps.

>

> Allow Cookies in Internet Explorer

>

> 1. Start Internet Explorer.

>

> 2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

>

> 3. Click the Privacy tab.

>

> 4. Drag the slider to Medium.

>

> 5. Click Apply, and then click OK.

>

> More Information

>

> A cookie is a file that is created by an Internet site to store

> information on your computer,

>

> such as your preferences. For example, if you inquire about a flight

> schedule at an

>

> airline's Web site, the site might create a cookie that contains your

> itinerary or a record

>

> of the pages that you looked at within the site that you visited. The

> information in the

>

> cookie can help the site customize the view for you the next time that you

> visit.

>

> ***********************

>

> I of course accomplished all of above and still cannot sign-in. In

> addition, in trying to research this problem I find that MS has pulled the

> KB article related to problems with signing into Money 2003.

>

> I sent MS an email and got back "Tape 22" that Money 2003 life cycle has

> run its course and a bunch of other non-essential talk that did nothing to

> help me resolve my problem. If MS wants me to buy Money 2008 they sure are

> going about it the wrong way, as I have about had it with MS Money period.

>

> Any help or suggestions will greatly be appreciated. Hopefully one of you

> guys will have an answer.

>

> Thanks,

>

> ColTom

>

August 24, 2007

Re: Cannot Sign-in to Money 2003

Hi:

I deleted all cookies and set the Privacy Mode to Prompt for lst/3rd Party

cookies and still get the same error. I assume that by opening IE>Internet

Options>General Tab> and deleting all browsing history, including cookies

would delete any cookies applicable Passport, Live cookies etc.

Col Tom

"R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

news:eQyxFxo5HHA.3740@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> If it's a Cookie issue, you may need to set IE's privacy mode to

> "Prompt" for both 1st/3rd-Party cookies. This way when you use

> Money to login you can see what Cookie activity is happening &

> set the allowance table for any MS-Money based Cookies.

> *You may have to remove any preset Passport, Live Cookies

> before you do this.

>

> I know it's frustrating and a more recent version may eventually

> be required. At least you're not dealing with a Intuit application.

> They'll just tell you it ain't gonna work without upgrading to their

> latest release. They ( Intuit ) aren't quite as bad as Symantec but

> it's a close call.

>

> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

> news:O%23v%23Kpo5HHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>> Hi:

>>

>> I have posted this problem once before, but not including additional

>> Newsgroups.I reformatted my computer and reinstalled Money 2003 from MS

>> Works Suite 2003 and now I can no longer sign-in to Money 2003. I get an

>> Error that says: "The password that you entered is incorrect. Please try

>> again." I can sign on to all of my other MS .Net Passport applications

>> requiring this password i.e. MSN Explorer, Hotmail, MSN Messenger etc

>> with no problem.

>>

>> Apparently this was a MS problem with this application since its

>> inception as an extract from the original installation file readme.txt

>> reads as follows:

>> **************************

>> 32: Money Is Unable to Verify Your Online Sign In Name

>>

>> When you attempt to sign in to Passport, you may receive an error message

>> similar to:

>>

>> Money is unable to verify your Online sign in. Money will now try to log

>> you in using

>>

>> Work Offline sign in. Some online features such as background banking,

>> will be

>>

>> unavailable, possibly because of network problems. To use these features,

>> please close

>>

>> Money and try to sign in again later.

>>

>> This issue can occur when you set the Privacy setting in Internet

>> Explorer to High or

>>

>> Block All Cookies.

>>

>> To resolve this issue, make sure that you are connected to the Internet.

>> If that does not

>>

>> resolve the issue, follow these steps.

>>

>> NOTE: Because there are several versions of Windows, the following steps

>> may be

>>

>> different on your computer. If they are, please consult your product

>> documentation to

>>

>> complete these steps.

>>

>> Allow Cookies in Internet Explorer

>>

>> 1. Start Internet Explorer.

>>

>> 2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

>>

>> 3. Click the Privacy tab.

>>

>> 4. Drag the slider to Medium.

>>

>> 5. Click Apply, and then click OK.

>>

>> More Information

>>

>> A cookie is a file that is created by an Internet site to store

>> information on your computer,

>>

>> such as your preferences. For example, if you inquire about a flight

>> schedule at an

>>

>> airline's Web site, the site might create a cookie that contains your

>> itinerary or a record

>>

>> of the pages that you looked at within the site that you visited. The

>> information in the

>>

>> cookie can help the site customize the view for you the next time that

>> you visit.

>>

>> ***********************

>>

>> I of course accomplished all of above and still cannot sign-in. In

>> addition, in trying to research this problem I find that MS has pulled

>> the KB article related to problems with signing into Money 2003.

>>

>> I sent MS an email and got back "Tape 22" that Money 2003 life cycle has

>> run its course and a bunch of other non-essential talk that did nothing

>> to help me resolve my problem. If MS wants me to buy Money 2008 they sure

>> are going about it the wrong way, as I have about had it with MS Money

>> period.

>>

>> Any help or suggestions will greatly be appreciated. Hopefully one of

>> you guys will have an answer.

>>

>> Thanks,

>>

>> ColTom

>>

>

August 24, 2007

Re: Cannot Sign-in to Money 2003

You can check by Exploring to...

\Documents and Settings\'YourLoginName'\Cookies

Cookies are permanently stored here and copied to the TIF

(Temporary Internet Files) cache while the user is logged in.

Just one other suggestion, since the app is older I'd modify the

shortcut to run in Compatibility Mode ( either Windows 2000

or 98 ) environment and see if the program will log in.

"ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

news:Osx105o5HHA.2752@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Hi:

>

> I deleted all cookies and set the Privacy Mode to Prompt for lst/3rd

> Party cookies and still get the same error. I assume that by opening

> IE>Internet Options>General Tab> and deleting all browsing history,

> including cookies would delete any cookies applicable Passport, Live

> cookies etc.

>

> Col Tom

>

> "R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

> news:eQyxFxo5HHA.3740@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>> If it's a Cookie issue, you may need to set IE's privacy mode to

>> "Prompt" for both 1st/3rd-Party cookies. This way when you use

>> Money to login you can see what Cookie activity is happening &

>> set the allowance table for any MS-Money based Cookies.

>> *You may have to remove any preset Passport, Live Cookies

>> before you do this.

>>

>> I know it's frustrating and a more recent version may eventually

>> be required. At least you're not dealing with a Intuit application.

>> They'll just tell you it ain't gonna work without upgrading to their

>> latest release. They ( Intuit ) aren't quite as bad as Symantec but

>> it's a close call.

>>

>> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

>> news:O%23v%23Kpo5HHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>> Hi:

>>>

>>> I have posted this problem once before, but not including additional

>>> Newsgroups.I reformatted my computer and reinstalled Money 2003 from MS

>>> Works Suite 2003 and now I can no longer sign-in to Money 2003. I get an

>>> Error that says: "The password that you entered is incorrect. Please try

>>> again." I can sign on to all of my other MS .Net Passport applications

>>> requiring this password i.e. MSN Explorer, Hotmail, MSN Messenger etc

>>> with no problem.

>>>

>>> Apparently this was a MS problem with this application since its

>>> inception as an extract from the original installation file readme.txt

>>> reads as follows:

>>> **************************

>>> 32: Money Is Unable to Verify Your Online Sign In Name

>>>

>>> When you attempt to sign in to Passport, you may receive an error

>>> message similar to:

>>>

>>> Money is unable to verify your Online sign in. Money will now try to log

>>> you in using

>>>

>>> Work Offline sign in. Some online features such as background banking,

>>> will be

>>>

>>> unavailable, possibly because of network problems. To use these

>>> features, please close

>>>

>>> Money and try to sign in again later.

>>>

>>> This issue can occur when you set the Privacy setting in Internet

>>> Explorer to High or

>>>

>>> Block All Cookies.

>>>

>>> To resolve this issue, make sure that you are connected to the Internet.

>>> If that does not

>>>

>>> resolve the issue, follow these steps.

>>>

>>> NOTE: Because there are several versions of Windows, the following steps

>>> may be

>>>

>>> different on your computer. If they are, please consult your product

>>> documentation to

>>>

>>> complete these steps.

>>>

>>> Allow Cookies in Internet Explorer

>>>

>>> 1. Start Internet Explorer.

>>>

>>> 2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

>>>

>>> 3. Click the Privacy tab.

>>>

>>> 4. Drag the slider to Medium.

>>>

>>> 5. Click Apply, and then click OK.

>>>

>>> More Information

>>>

>>> A cookie is a file that is created by an Internet site to store

>>> information on your computer,

>>>

>>> such as your preferences. For example, if you inquire about a flight

>>> schedule at an

>>>

>>> airline's Web site, the site might create a cookie that contains your

>>> itinerary or a record

>>>

>>> of the pages that you looked at within the site that you visited. The

>>> information in the

>>>

>>> cookie can help the site customize the view for you the next time that

>>> you visit.

>>>

>>> ***********************

>>>

>>> I of course accomplished all of above and still cannot sign-in. In

>>> addition, in trying to research this problem I find that MS has pulled

>>> the KB article related to problems with signing into Money 2003.

>>>

>>> I sent MS an email and got back "Tape 22" that Money 2003 life cycle

>>> has run its course and a bunch of other non-essential talk that did

>>> nothing to help me resolve my problem. If MS wants me to buy Money 2008

>>> they sure are going about it the wrong way, as I have about had it with

>>> MS Money period.

>>>

>>> Any help or suggestions will greatly be appreciated. Hopefully one of

>>> you guys will have an answer.

>>>

>>> Thanks,

>>>

>>> ColTom

>>>

>>

>

August 24, 2007

Re: Cannot Sign-in to Money 2003

Hi:

I have no Cookies folder applicable my login name. However, I do have a

Cookies folder applicable the Administrator with the only file being in it

is index.dat.

I changed or modified the Compatibility Mode to both Win98 and Win2000 and

get a Red X error message saying " Unable to initialize a required Money

component. Please reinstall Money from your original product disks."

Col Tom

"R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

news:eI7Xx9o5HHA.600@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> You can check by Exploring to...

> \Documents and Settings\'YourLoginName'\Cookies

> Cookies are permanently stored here and copied to the TIF

> (Temporary Internet Files) cache while the user is logged in.

>

> Just one other suggestion, since the app is older I'd modify the

> shortcut to run in Compatibility Mode ( either Windows 2000

> or 98 ) environment and see if the program will log in.

>

> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

> news:Osx105o5HHA.2752@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>> Hi:

>>

>> I deleted all cookies and set the Privacy Mode to Prompt for lst/3rd

>> Party cookies and still get the same error. I assume that by opening

>> IE>Internet Options>General Tab> and deleting all browsing history,

>> including cookies would delete any cookies applicable Passport, Live

>> cookies etc.

>>

>> Col Tom

>>

>> "R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

>> news:eQyxFxo5HHA.3740@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>> If it's a Cookie issue, you may need to set IE's privacy mode to

>>> "Prompt" for both 1st/3rd-Party cookies. This way when you use

>>> Money to login you can see what Cookie activity is happening &

>>> set the allowance table for any MS-Money based Cookies.

>>> *You may have to remove any preset Passport, Live Cookies

>>> before you do this.

>>>

>>> I know it's frustrating and a more recent version may eventually

>>> be required. At least you're not dealing with a Intuit application.

>>> They'll just tell you it ain't gonna work without upgrading to their

>>> latest release. They ( Intuit ) aren't quite as bad as Symantec but

>>> it's a close call.

>>>

>>> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

>>> news:O%23v%23Kpo5HHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>> Hi:

>>>>

>>>> I have posted this problem once before, but not including additional

>>>> Newsgroups.I reformatted my computer and reinstalled Money 2003 from MS

>>>> Works Suite 2003 and now I can no longer sign-in to Money 2003. I get

>>>> an Error that says: "The password that you entered is incorrect. Please

>>>> try again." I can sign on to all of my other MS .Net Passport

>>>> applications requiring this password i.e. MSN Explorer, Hotmail, MSN

>>>> Messenger etc with no problem.

>>>>

>>>> Apparently this was a MS problem with this application since its

>>>> inception as an extract from the original installation file readme.txt

>>>> reads as follows:

>>>> **************************

>>>> 32: Money Is Unable to Verify Your Online Sign In Name

>>>>

>>>> When you attempt to sign in to Passport, you may receive an error

>>>> message similar to:

>>>>

>>>> Money is unable to verify your Online sign in. Money will now try to

>>>> log you in using

>>>>

>>>> Work Offline sign in. Some online features such as background banking,

>>>> will be

>>>>

>>>> unavailable, possibly because of network problems. To use these

>>>> features, please close

>>>>

>>>> Money and try to sign in again later.

>>>>

>>>> This issue can occur when you set the Privacy setting in Internet

>>>> Explorer to High or

>>>>

>>>> Block All Cookies.

>>>>

>>>> To resolve this issue, make sure that you are connected to the

>>>> Internet. If that does not

>>>>

>>>> resolve the issue, follow these steps.

>>>>

>>>> NOTE: Because there are several versions of Windows, the following

>>>> steps may be

>>>>

>>>> different on your computer. If they are, please consult your product

>>>> documentation to

>>>>

>>>> complete these steps.

>>>>

>>>> Allow Cookies in Internet Explorer

>>>>

>>>> 1. Start Internet Explorer.

>>>>

>>>> 2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

>>>>

>>>> 3. Click the Privacy tab.

>>>>

>>>> 4. Drag the slider to Medium.

>>>>

>>>> 5. Click Apply, and then click OK.

>>>>

>>>> More Information

>>>>

>>>> A cookie is a file that is created by an Internet site to store

>>>> information on your computer,

>>>>

>>>> such as your preferences. For example, if you inquire about a flight

>>>> schedule at an

>>>>

>>>> airline's Web site, the site might create a cookie that contains your

>>>> itinerary or a record

>>>>

>>>> of the pages that you looked at within the site that you visited. The

>>>> information in the

>>>>

>>>> cookie can help the site customize the view for you the next time that

>>>> you visit.

>>>>

>>>> ***********************

>>>>

>>>> I of course accomplished all of above and still cannot sign-in. In

>>>> addition, in trying to research this problem I find that MS has pulled

>>>> the KB article related to problems with signing into Money 2003.

>>>>

>>>> I sent MS an email and got back "Tape 22" that Money 2003 life cycle

>>>> has run its course and a bunch of other non-essential talk that did

>>>> nothing to help me resolve my problem. If MS wants me to buy Money 2008

>>>> they sure are going about it the wrong way, as I have about had it with

>>>> MS Money period.

>>>>

>>>> Any help or suggestions will greatly be appreciated. Hopefully one of

>>>> you guys will have an answer.

>>>>

>>>> Thanks,

>>>>

>>>> ColTom

>>>>

>>>

>>

>

August 25, 2007

Re: Cannot Sign-in to Money 2003

Hi:

I give up and surrender! I found out that I could click on sample.mny

file and it would open Money 2003 and let me establish a sign-in name and

password using .Net Passport etc. This at least allowed me to open the

sample version of Money 2003 and I could use everything but retrieve Money

updates. Kept getting an error to reinstall Money 2003 which I did only to

get the same error again saying that I could not retrieve Money updates.

Received another email from Microsoft stating about the Life Cycle and if

I was interested in upgrading to the newer product. At this point it would

be the last thing that I would do.

In addition, I found a Microsoft website that had a old KB article related

to Money 2003 sign-in problems, but they have pulled that website.

Enough is enough, but thanks for all your help.

I really appreciated your effort.

Col Tom

"ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

news:%2351BSLq5HHA.3940@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Hi:

>

> I have no Cookies folder applicable my login name. However, I do have a

> Cookies folder applicable the Administrator with the only file being in it

> is index.dat.

>

> I changed or modified the Compatibility Mode to both Win98 and Win2000

> and get a Red X error message saying " Unable to initialize a required

> Money component. Please reinstall Money from your original product disks."

>

> Col Tom

>

> "R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

> news:eI7Xx9o5HHA.600@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> You can check by Exploring to...

>> \Documents and Settings\'YourLoginName'\Cookies

>> Cookies are permanently stored here and copied to the TIF

>> (Temporary Internet Files) cache while the user is logged in.

>>

>> Just one other suggestion, since the app is older I'd modify the

>> shortcut to run in Compatibility Mode ( either Windows 2000

>> or 98 ) environment and see if the program will log in.

>>

>> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

>> news:Osx105o5HHA.2752@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>> Hi:

>>>

>>> I deleted all cookies and set the Privacy Mode to Prompt for lst/3rd

>>> Party cookies and still get the same error. I assume that by opening

>>> IE>Internet Options>General Tab> and deleting all browsing history,

>>> including cookies would delete any cookies applicable Passport, Live

>>> cookies etc.

>>>

>>> Col Tom

>>>

>>> "R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

>>> news:eQyxFxo5HHA.3740@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>>> If it's a Cookie issue, you may need to set IE's privacy mode to

>>>> "Prompt" for both 1st/3rd-Party cookies. This way when you use

>>>> Money to login you can see what Cookie activity is happening &

>>>> set the allowance table for any MS-Money based Cookies.

>>>> *You may have to remove any preset Passport, Live Cookies

>>>> before you do this.

>>>>

>>>> I know it's frustrating and a more recent version may eventually

>>>> be required. At least you're not dealing with a Intuit application.

>>>> They'll just tell you it ain't gonna work without upgrading to their

>>>> latest release. They ( Intuit ) aren't quite as bad as Symantec but

>>>> it's a close call.

>>>>

>>>> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

>>>> news:O%23v%23Kpo5HHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>>> Hi:

>>>>>

>>>>> I have posted this problem once before, but not including additional

>>>>> Newsgroups.I reformatted my computer and reinstalled Money 2003 from

>>>>> MS Works Suite 2003 and now I can no longer sign-in to Money 2003. I

>>>>> get an Error that says: "The password that you entered is incorrect.

>>>>> Please try again." I can sign on to all of my other MS .Net Passport

>>>>> applications requiring this password i.e. MSN Explorer, Hotmail, MSN

>>>>> Messenger etc with no problem.

>>>>>

>>>>> Apparently this was a MS problem with this application since its

>>>>> inception as an extract from the original installation file readme.txt

>>>>> reads as follows:

>>>>> **************************

>>>>> 32: Money Is Unable to Verify Your Online Sign In Name

>>>>>

>>>>> When you attempt to sign in to Passport, you may receive an error

>>>>> message similar to:

>>>>>

>>>>> Money is unable to verify your Online sign in. Money will now try to

>>>>> log you in using

>>>>>

>>>>> Work Offline sign in. Some online features such as background banking,

>>>>> will be

>>>>>

>>>>> unavailable, possibly because of network problems. To use these

>>>>> features, please close

>>>>>

>>>>> Money and try to sign in again later.

>>>>>

>>>>> This issue can occur when you set the Privacy setting in Internet

>>>>> Explorer to High or

>>>>>

>>>>> Block All Cookies.

>>>>>

>>>>> To resolve this issue, make sure that you are connected to the

>>>>> Internet. If that does not

>>>>>

>>>>> resolve the issue, follow these steps.

>>>>>

>>>>> NOTE: Because there are several versions of Windows, the following

>>>>> steps may be

>>>>>

>>>>> different on your computer. If they are, please consult your product

>>>>> documentation to

>>>>>

>>>>> complete these steps.

>>>>>

>>>>> Allow Cookies in Internet Explorer

>>>>>

>>>>> 1. Start Internet Explorer.

>>>>>

>>>>> 2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

>>>>>

>>>>> 3. Click the Privacy tab.

>>>>>

>>>>> 4. Drag the slider to Medium.

>>>>>

>>>>> 5. Click Apply, and then click OK.

>>>>>

>>>>> More Information

>>>>>

>>>>> A cookie is a file that is created by an Internet site to store

>>>>> information on your computer,

>>>>>

>>>>> such as your preferences. For example, if you inquire about a flight

>>>>> schedule at an

>>>>>

>>>>> airline's Web site, the site might create a cookie that contains your

>>>>> itinerary or a record

>>>>>

>>>>> of the pages that you looked at within the site that you visited. The

>>>>> information in the

>>>>>

>>>>> cookie can help the site customize the view for you the next time that

>>>>> you visit.

>>>>>

>>>>> ***********************

>>>>>

>>>>> I of course accomplished all of above and still cannot sign-in. In

>>>>> addition, in trying to research this problem I find that MS has pulled

>>>>> the KB article related to problems with signing into Money 2003.

>>>>>

>>>>> I sent MS an email and got back "Tape 22" that Money 2003 life cycle

>>>>> has run its course and a bunch of other non-essential talk that did

>>>>> nothing to help me resolve my problem. If MS wants me to buy Money

>>>>> 2008 they sure are going about it the wrong way, as I have about had

>>>>> it with MS Money period.

>>>>>

>>>>> Any help or suggestions will greatly be appreciated. Hopefully one of

>>>>> you guys will have an answer.

>>>>>

>>>>> Thanks,

>>>>>

>>>>> ColTom

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>

>

August 25, 2007

Re: Cannot Sign-in to Money 2003

Hi:

I kept reading articles on the internet and screwing with Money 2003 until

I now have it working with no known problems.

It was a rather long process to finally get everything in order, but the

key is to create a name for another .mny document listed in My Documents

after initial installation i.e."Joe's Portfolio.mny". Double click on it and

it will launch Money 2003 where you can go through all the steps to get it

set up. If you already have a Net Passport account then everything is rather

simple from this point on.

Col Tom

"ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

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> Hi:

>

> I give up and surrender! I found out that I could click on sample.mny

> file and it would open Money 2003 and let me establish a sign-in name and

> password using .Net Passport etc. This at least allowed me to open the

> sample version of Money 2003 and I could use everything but retrieve Money

> updates. Kept getting an error to reinstall Money 2003 which I did only to

> get the same error again saying that I could not retrieve Money updates.

>

> Received another email from Microsoft stating about the Life Cycle and if

> I was interested in upgrading to the newer product. At this point it would

> be the last thing that I would do.

>

> In addition, I found a Microsoft website that had a old KB article

> related to Money 2003 sign-in problems, but they have pulled that website.

>

> Enough is enough, but thanks for all your help.

>

> I really appreciated your effort.

>

> Col Tom

>

> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

> news:%2351BSLq5HHA.3940@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> Hi:

>>

>> I have no Cookies folder applicable my login name. However, I do have a

>> Cookies folder applicable the Administrator with the only file being in

>> it is index.dat.

>>

>> I changed or modified the Compatibility Mode to both Win98 and Win2000

>> and get a Red X error message saying " Unable to initialize a required

>> Money component. Please reinstall Money from your original product

>> disks."

>>

>> Col Tom

>>

>> "R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

>> news:eI7Xx9o5HHA.600@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>>> You can check by Exploring to...

>>> \Documents and Settings\'YourLoginName'\Cookies

>>> Cookies are permanently stored here and copied to the TIF

>>> (Temporary Internet Files) cache while the user is logged in.

>>>

>>> Just one other suggestion, since the app is older I'd modify the

>>> shortcut to run in Compatibility Mode ( either Windows 2000

>>> or 98 ) environment and see if the program will log in.

>>>

>>> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

>>> news:Osx105o5HHA.2752@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>> Hi:

>>>>

>>>> I deleted all cookies and set the Privacy Mode to Prompt for lst/3rd

>>>> Party cookies and still get the same error. I assume that by opening

>>>> IE>Internet Options>General Tab> and deleting all browsing history,

>>>> including cookies would delete any cookies applicable Passport, Live

>>>> cookies etc.

>>>>

>>>> Col Tom

>>>>

>>>> "R. McCarty" <PcEngWork-NoSpam_@mindspring.com> wrote in message

>>>> news:eQyxFxo5HHA.3740@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>>>> If it's a Cookie issue, you may need to set IE's privacy mode to

>>>>> "Prompt" for both 1st/3rd-Party cookies. This way when you use

>>>>> Money to login you can see what Cookie activity is happening &

>>>>> set the allowance table for any MS-Money based Cookies.

>>>>> *You may have to remove any preset Passport, Live Cookies

>>>>> before you do this.

>>>>>

>>>>> I know it's frustrating and a more recent version may eventually

>>>>> be required. At least you're not dealing with a Intuit application.

>>>>> They'll just tell you it ain't gonna work without upgrading to their

>>>>> latest release. They ( Intuit ) aren't quite as bad as Symantec but

>>>>> it's a close call.

>>>>>

>>>>> "ColTom2" <noemailaddress@nomail.com> wrote in message

>>>>> news:O%23v%23Kpo5HHA.484@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>>>> Hi:

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I have posted this problem once before, but not including additional

>>>>>> Newsgroups.I reformatted my computer and reinstalled Money 2003 from

>>>>>> MS Works Suite 2003 and now I can no longer sign-in to Money 2003. I

>>>>>> get an Error that says: "The password that you entered is incorrect.

>>>>>> Please try again." I can sign on to all of my other MS .Net Passport

>>>>>> applications requiring this password i.e. MSN Explorer, Hotmail, MSN

>>>>>> Messenger etc with no problem.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Apparently this was a MS problem with this application since its

>>>>>> inception as an extract from the original installation file

>>>>>> readme.txt reads as follows:

>>>>>> **************************

>>>>>> 32: Money Is Unable to Verify Your Online Sign In Name

>>>>>>

>>>>>> When you attempt to sign in to Passport, you may receive an error

>>>>>> message similar to:

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Money is unable to verify your Online sign in. Money will now try to

>>>>>> log you in using

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Work Offline sign in. Some online features such as background

>>>>>> banking, will be

>>>>>>

>>>>>> unavailable, possibly because of network problems. To use these

>>>>>> features, please close

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Money and try to sign in again later.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> This issue can occur when you set the Privacy setting in Internet

>>>>>> Explorer to High or

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Block All Cookies.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> To resolve this issue, make sure that you are connected to the

>>>>>> Internet. If that does not

>>>>>>

>>>>>> resolve the issue, follow these steps.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> NOTE: Because there are several versions of Windows, the following

>>>>>> steps may be

>>>>>>

>>>>>> different on your computer. If they are, please consult your product

>>>>>> documentation to

>>>>>>

>>>>>> complete these steps.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Allow Cookies in Internet Explorer

>>>>>>

>>>>>> 1. Start Internet Explorer.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> 2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> 3. Click the Privacy tab.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> 4. Drag the slider to Medium.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> 5. Click Apply, and then click OK.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> More Information

>>>>>>

>>>>>> A cookie is a file that is created by an Internet site to store

>>>>>> information on your computer,

>>>>>>

>>>>>> such as your preferences. For example, if you inquire about a flight

>>>>>> schedule at an

>>>>>>

>>>>>> airline's Web site, the site might create a cookie that contains your

>>>>>> itinerary or a record

>>>>>>

>>>>>> of the pages that you looked at within the site that you visited. The

>>>>>> information in the

>>>>>>

>>>>>> cookie can help the site customize the view for you the next time

>>>>>> that you visit.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> ***********************

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I of course accomplished all of above and still cannot sign-in. In

>>>>>> addition, in trying to research this problem I find that MS has

>>>>>> pulled the KB article related to problems with signing into Money

>>>>>> 2003.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I sent MS an email and got back "Tape 22" that Money 2003 life cycle

>>>>>> has run its course and a bunch of other non-essential talk that did

>>>>>> nothing to help me resolve my problem. If MS wants me to buy Money

>>>>>> 2008 they sure are going about it the wrong way, as I have about had

>>>>>> it with MS Money period.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Any help or suggestions will greatly be appreciated. Hopefully one

>>>>>> of you guys will have an answer.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Thanks,

>>>>>>

>>>>>> ColTom

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>

>

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