By his description of the bugs, it is surprising that Money has worked consistently with the older OS’s all these years. Raymond Chen has reverse-engineered his own patch to fix some bugs in the Version 17 file mnyob99.dll which you can read about and perform yourself with a hex editor and seems to be more reliable across all OS’s. I’m not sure which files their updates actually effect, or what methodology they use to “fix” the issues, but I’m so glad I don’t allow automatic updates! As of though, the same OS updates (KB2758857 specifically) that Microsoft published actually introduces the same crashes for Windows XP users. “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Money Plus\MNYCoreFiles\” to replace the original fileĪpparently Windows 8 “Update” should now fix the crash issues with Microsoft Money during imports of account transactions or when changing a payee of a downloaded transaction. Backup the original “MNYOB99.DLL” by renaming it to “” inĬ:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Money Plus\MNYCoreFilesģ.
Click radio button to turn on “Show hidden Files, folders, and drives”.Enable Show Hidden Files in Folder Options:.So here are the steps for Windows 8.x (also Windows 10) 😉 after you have downloaded the appropriate patched dll file, as discussed in this blog article: Once you have made the replacement, you may want to go back and reverse the “Folder Options” changes. This will give you a list of options and you can make the changes that Ameridan lists. – In the pop-up window, select the “View” tab – At the far left top, click on “Options” and “Change Folders and Search Options” – Open Windows Explorer (a search on “Explorer” will bring it up) To get to the “Radio Buttons” that Ameridan refers to, do the following in Windows 10:
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