Viewing Portfolio in Microsoft Money after Vista Beta 2

After installing Vista Beta 2, I have noticed that when I am in MOney 2006,
if I click on Portfolio (NOT the MSN Portfolio, but the one within MS
Money), I get a Blue screen and the computer immediately reboots.

All the other Money functions work well, except I can't look at the
Portfolio VIew. I don't feel it is a file corrupted issue and it has to be
some other compatability issue...after all a corrupted file shouldn't cause
a reboot.

I have tried setting compatability mode to WINdows XP, running as
Administrator, but this too generates a bluescreen when looking at the
Portfolio.

Any suggestions?

Dennis

Be sure to report it to MS.

"Dennis Longnecker" <dlongnecker@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:9AB86EF1-5146-4FA0-8877-EBEC9AFB55E9@microsoft.com...

> After installing Vista Beta 2, I have noticed that when I am in MOney
> 2006, if I click on Portfolio (NOT the MSN Portfolio, but the one within
> MS Money), I get a Blue screen and the computer immediately reboots.
>
> All the other Money functions work well, except I can't look at the
> Portfolio VIew. I don't feel it is a file corrupted issue and it has to
> be some other compatability issue...after all a corrupted file shouldn't
> cause a reboot.
>
> I have tried setting compatability mode to WINdows XP, running as
> Administrator, but this too generates a bluescreen when looking at the
> Portfolio.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Dennis

On Sat, 8 Jul 2006 11:30:56 -0700, "Dennis Longnecker"
<dlongnecker@comcast.net> wrote:

>After installing Vista Beta 2, I have noticed that when I am in MOney 2006,
>if I click on Portfolio (NOT the MSN Portfolio, but the one within MS
>Money), I get a Blue screen and the computer immediately reboots.
>
>All the other Money functions work well, except I can't look at the
>Portfolio VIew. I don't feel it is a file corrupted issue and it has to be
>some other compatability issue...after all a corrupted file shouldn't cause
>a reboot.
>
>I have tried setting compatability mode to WINdows XP, running as
>Administrator, but this too generates a bluescreen when looking at the
>Portfolio.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>Dennis

Suggestions, apart from Colins' "report it" I would suggest you don't
mess about with financial stuff on an BETA OS full of bugs unless you
are using false accounts etc for testing purposes. Wait till its
released and at least 6 months in service before trusting it with
Financial Information of any kind, Its probably no bad thing that
Money don't work.

Jonah