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#Unable to sign into microsoft money 2005 Offline

Sign into Money in "offline" mode and use Money in offline mode until there is a fix available.

Change the Windows Live ID (Passport) to the exact same Windows Live ID (using your current password).

If you have already converted your file to newer version, sign into Money in "offline" mode.

Once you have successfully signed into your Money file, remove the Windows Live ID from the file, convert the file to a newer version of Money and then re-add the Windows Live ID.

If you changed your password, sign in "offline" mode using your previous (original) password.

If you have not changed your password, sign into Money in "offline" mode.

Until there is a fix available, you can try the following: Problems signing into older versions of MoneyĮffect: We are currently investigating a problem where you may have problems signing into Money 2002-2004 (or Money 2002-2004 files that were recently converted to a newer version of Money). Further information or updated information can be found on the MSN Money Site Status Page This issue is affecting a lot of people, so take note below. The same salv.exe works on US, UK and international files.Sorry this is late posting, been away for a few days and missed the problem report. You just run a downloaded program when you follow the directions. Note that this process does not actually result in the "install" of a program.

The 2006 version of salv.exe is available for now.ĭownload the M06-Repair.exe package now.

#Unable to sign into microsoft money 2005 how to

In that case, I don't know if the 2002 version of salv.exe will know how to deal with that. Now a special case could exist where your file was created with UK Money 2005 and you put a Live ID on your file. You could just skip trying the Money 2002 version of salv.exe and go right to trying

#Unable to sign into microsoft money 2005 password

If salv.exe does not ask for a password, and the repair attempt succeeds, then you had no password it is solely a version problem. On your file, salv.exe will ask for that. Run that, and attempt to make a repaired version of your file.

#Unable to sign into microsoft money 2005 install

Now here is what you can do to see if you have a real password problem, or if your file is newer than Money 2002: In your Money install folder, find salv.exe. Will have some information for you once you establish what you need. Money 2005 was the last UK version, and that version has special requirements. I don't know how you are going to find what you need. You will need a UK version of Microsoft Money that is as new or newer than that which created your file. But for a conventional password, that referenced search could be useful. except that I assume that the "Passport lost password tool" is no longer available. Now if you really had a password on your Money 2002 file, but you don't remember it, see The appearance of a *.m? file (where ? represents a 2-digit number) after attempted restore would clue us in to what the actual version of file was before You could do that onto a different computer if you like.

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Installing Money Plus Sunset at the this point seems If the file is Money 2003, you might have to go thru an intermediate step.

If your file is Money 2004 or newer and is from the US (and maybe Canada), you could install Money Plus Sunset and open your file. If you succeed in making a "repaired" version of your *.mnyįile with salv.exe, it means that you either had no password, or that you entered the correct password during the operation. With the *.mny file, you could use salv.exe to confirm the existance of a password.

Now to distinguish the problem, one way would be to find your *.mny file, as opposed to your *.mbf backup file. This could occur even if you had no password on the file.

Your old Money file was actually created with a version newer than Money 2002, but Money 2002 does not understand that.

Your old Money 2002 file really had a password, but you don't remember what it was.

This is to avoid the effects of a crash on whatever your file is stored on now. You are getting a password error when you try to File->Restore your *.mbf file.Ĭopy any *.mny and *.mbf that you have saved to other media while you are thinking of it. You have installed Money 2002 onto your working computer.