Copy Sample.mny from your Money install folder to your Documents
folder. Open Money by opening that copy of Sample.mny. If that
works, I would restore a recent backup (*.mbf) file.
If you still have a problem what version of Money are you using, and
what OS are you using?
>I have almost the opposite. How can I get to back to the screen that just
>prompts me for my password? Before 09/22/08, all I did was login to my
>"off-line" version by selecting the MyMoneyPlus and typing my password. I
>didn't (and don't) want to use the online updates, etc. I only ran it as a
>"stand-alone" program on my HP laptop that uses Vista.
I am not sure what you want to do. Are you saying that Money no
longer asks for a password? Or are you saying that it does ask for
a password or LiveID (looks like an email address), and that you
don't want Money going out to access your online accounts
automatically.
At Tools->InternetUpdates->CustomizeUpdates there is a
UseAutomatedUpdates checkbox to control Automated Online Updates.
If the box is ticked, mnybbsvc.exe, the background banking service,
is run. If you open a Money file where the checkbox is cleared,
mnybbsvc.exe ends. You are able to select this even if there is no
LiveID on the file.
If you turn off Automated Online Updates, you could still trigger an
update of accounts by clicking. If you don't want that, disable all
of your accounts for online access.
Or is it something else that you are looking for?