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I had the exact same problem, I have an HP Photosmart C6280 printer, but I believe the following will fix your printing problem. Click the Windows (Start) button on lower left corner of your screen. Click the 'DEVICES AND PRINTERS' (The next window that opens should show your printers.) Click on the one that has the Green check on it. This is your Default printer. Click on the Tab, 'PRINT SERVER PROPERTIES' Click on the 'ADVANCED' Tab. Click on 'CHANGE ADVANCED SETTINGS' Click 'SECURITY' Tab. Click 'CREATOR OWNER' Click the box to ALLOW to print.

1. Quicken Launcher Has Stopped Working Windows 7
2. Quicken Update Not Responding
3. Windows 7 Programs Not Responding

Click the 'OK' button. Close all your open windows now and start Quicken. Open a report and print the report. Hopefully it will work for you, I know how frustrating it is to get many replies and some just are not accurate. But seeing how I have the same Quicken as you do, and I just got rid of Vista and installed Win7, we seem to be in the same boat. So like I said, hopefully this will correct your printing problems in Quicken. Don't know if this will work in Q2007, but Q2010 had the SAME issue of not printing under Windows 7 64bit.

The Quicken people told my customer that his Q2008 would not work under Windows 7. I personally think they are full of and only want to sell more software.

Why do I say that. Because the fix for 'not' printing was found under the 'Security' settings for the printer itself. In this case there was an 'Everyone', ' administrator' and 'Creator/Owner' settings. The first two were already set with rights to print turned 'on'. However The 'Creator/Owner was tuned off. Once I turned on its 'right' to print Q2010 printed JUSttttttttttt fine.

Hope this helps. Stupid and Windows are NOT oxymoron's Mark map13790@yahoo.com.

I had the exact same problem, I have an HP Photosmart C6280 printer, but I believe the following will fix your printing problem. Click the Windows (Start) button on lower left corner of your screen. Click the 'DEVICES AND PRINTERS' (The next window that opens should show your printers.) Click on the one that has the Green check on it. This is your Default printer.

Click on the Tab, 'PRINT SERVER PROPERTIES' Click on the 'ADVANCED' Tab. Click on 'CHANGE ADVANCED SETTINGS' Click 'SECURITY' Tab. Click 'CREATOR OWNER' Click the box to ALLOW to print. Click the 'OK' button. Close all your open windows now and start Quicken. Open a report and print the report.

Quicken Launcher Has Stopped Working Windows 7

Hopefully it will work for you, I know how frustrating it is to get many replies and some just are not accurate. But seeing how I have the same Quicken as you do, and I just got rid of Vista and installed Win7, we seem to be in the same boat. So like I said, hopefully this will correct your printing problems in Quicken. OK I'm close to everyone's same problem.

Quicken Update Not Responding

Using Windows 7 64bit OS. Quicken 2008 H&B. HP Deskjet 5650. The print function for Reports and Graphs recognizes all the available printers in the setup screen. After choosing my printer, and selecting 'print', the printer goes through and initialization sequence and then hangs up - appears the communication between computer and printer is being blocked.

Windows 7 Programs Not Responding

NOw - Both the print check and transaction set up screens will not recognize any available printers and returns the following message: 'Unable to verify the active printer at the system level. Please verify the printer is turned on and try again.' I've tried all the above solutions and have had no success. The printer works fine with programs other than my version of Quicken 2008. I have an HP Photosmart C4795 printer running on an HP Pavilion dv7 with Windows 7. I have tried all of the advice above an nothing works.

I have even tried installing an alternate print driver as detailed on an HP help page: Some reported that this worked fine - for me it just printed gibberish. I am currently exporting data in a Quicken report to a PDF file and printing it from Adobe. Fortunately for me we use Quicken for our personal finances and do not need to print reports very often. I am running Quicken 2008 on a Win 7 Pro machine with a Brother HL-5250DN network printer. It was working fine until Win 7 lost the printer one day and I reloaded the driver, then reloaded it again with the latest Win 7 32 bit driver. Since that time Quicken has given nothing but the ' unable to verify active printer at the system level' message, even when I try to print to the PDF driver! I've also tried deleting all the printers except a locally attached Epson.

Always get the same message. Have tried all the solutions listed here and no luck.

Does anyone have any other suggestions? Is there any back door way to get into Quicken's printer setup to get it to look for a different printer?