I do not use MSN Money My Accounts (Live ID downloads). After
installing a Money update on 7-19 (prompted at login to do so), Money
seems to have forgotten how to contact the internet. No connection to
MS online quote server and it acts like all the server addresses for
my financial institutions (who provide free direct server access) are
wrong. It gives this error # OFXIE2007 for the financial institution
failures (no error # for failure to connect to quote server). No
other connection issues outside or this new Money problem.

Anybody else having such an issue or know of a solution?

In microsoft.public.money, xb70@hotmail.com wrote:

>I do not use MSN Money My Accounts (Live ID downloads). After
>installing a Money update on 7-19 (prompted at login to do so), Money
>seems to have forgotten how to contact the internet. No connection to
>MS online quote server and it acts like all the server addresses for
>my financial institutions (who provide free direct server access) are
>wrong. It gives this error # OFXIE2007 for the financial institution

Missing a digit there for the error code maybe?


>failures (no error # for failure to connect to quote server). No
>other connection issues outside or this new Money problem.
>
>Anybody else having such an issue or know of a solution?

Vista?

Yes Cal, I did miss a digit. All the financial firms had error code:
OFXIE12007. I am running a fully updated Vista Home Premium. Thanks.

In microsoft.public.money, xb70@hotmail.com wrote:

>Yes Cal, I did miss a digit. All the financial firms had error code:
>OFXIE12007. I am running a fully updated Vista Home Premium. Thanks.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/193625 says
12007 ERROR_INTERNET_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
The server name could not be resolved.

Do you use Zone Alarm? If so, there was a recent Zone Alarm update
to fix a problem. Try setting to "medium" and trying again. Also
consider setting your firewall to give a pop-up to ask about access
rather than silently blocking access. Once you see what is being
blocked, add the site to your trusted sites in your firewall.

The things below are some things you could try if you don't have a
firewall blocking things.

Start Money 2007 by right-clicking the launch icon and choosing
RunAsAdministrator. After any potential updates, reboot the
computer.

In IE Tools->InternetOptions->Advanced see if it helps to disable
TLS 1.0.

On Jul 20, 3:16*am, Cal Learner-- MVP <via_newsgr...@please.tnx>
wrote:
> In microsoft.public.money, x...@hotmail.com wrote:
> >Yes Cal, I did miss a digit. *All the financial firms had error code:
> >OFXIE12007. *I am running a fully updated Vista Home Premium. *Thanks.
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/193625says
> 12007 * * * ERROR_INTERNET_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED
> * * * * * * * *The server name could not be resolved.

Interesting error code list. I have bookmarked it. Thanks Cal.
>
> Do you use Zone Alarm? If so, there was a recent Zone Alarm update
> to fix a problem. Try setting to "medium" and trying again. Also
> consider setting your firewall to give a pop-up to ask about access
> rather than silently blocking access. Once you see what is being
> blocked, add the site to your trusted sites in your firewall.

In my case, not using Zone Alarm and my firewall is set to report
blocking, which it hasn't been doing.
>
> The things below are some things you could try if you don't have a
> firewall blocking things.

Didn't have to do these latter--below, as simply adding a few domain
names to the list of Trusted sites in IE did the trick. Found the
list here: http://money.mvps.org/faq/article/466.aspx but other sites
seems to have same info. They all forget to re-check "Require server
verification." which I did. However, I don't know if this is
necessary. (It must be unchecked in order to add sites.) I already
had most of these listed (from previous MS support call). Don't know
which are the operational ones--anyone experiment with that?
>
> Start Money 2007 by right-clicking the launch icon and choosing
> RunAsAdministrator. After any potential updates, reboot the
> computer.
>
> In IE Tools->InternetOptions->Advanced see if it helps to disable
> TLS 1.0.

Thanks Cal.