Old computer (XP) crashed new pc (Vista) can't

First, read the System Requirements of your software. i think Quickverse Deluxe 2009 is compatible with Windows XP/Vista. if need any more guidance on technical specification follow Intuit Tech Support .

run msconfig and check if any Office programs
are running at startup uncheck them or delete the entry run from the registry ,and any Office programs that
are running during installation it exist

The system requirements of this software are Windows 95 / 98 / ME / NT / 2000 / XP only. but their are new version of Quick verse 7 that are compatible in window 7 visit this link..

http://www.quickverse.com/Shopfiles/product_details.asp?ID=41244

you will have to try using compatability mode to load and use these applications.

Below is a link to Microsoft's support site that outlines how to use compatability mode to load legacy (older) applications.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Make-older-programs-run-in-this-version-of-Windows

No it looks like they stopped the support at the old one, this means they did'nt make any drivers for the old one to function on vista.
Vista uses a very diferent driver model than xp does.
The drivers for xp won't work in any way on vista.

From their website


Question 1:
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Can QuickVerse 2007 run on Windows Vista?
Answer: Configure QuickVerse 2007 for Microsoft Vista Compatibility Mode

1. Download and install the latest Maintenance Release
   
   Browse to the Program Files folder for QuickVerse 2007
   
2. Configure Compatibility Mode for these 2 files:
   C:\Program Files\QuickVerse 2007\qv11.exe
   C:\Program Files\QuickVerse 2007\QVBookManager.exe
   
3. Right-click each file listed above and select Properties on the Menu
   
4. Click on the Compatibility tab and make the following selections for both files listed above:
   
   

http://www.quickverse.com/Shopfiles/Faq.asp?ID=QV2007WIN

I,too, have the problem of installing my Quickverse 7 on my computer with Vista. What do i do to stop the running of Microsoft DAO?

the Quick verse 7 was made only for 95 98 2000 and XP but you can try this method on how to install the QV 7 on winXP sp3

"Install QuickVerse Essentials version 7 on WinXP w/sp3

Place the QuickVerse version 7 Essentials CD into optical drive & close tray. This begins the auto run / install process. (Please do not remove CD until right at the end!)

Installation menus appear. Accept the defaults and choose “Typical Installation” (85Mb)

Message box appears at the end of the installation: “QuickVerse installation has encountered a problem and needs to close” Choose “Don’t Send” The installation program exits.

Navigate to: Start Button / All Programs / Parsons / QuickVerse 7 / (from drop down list) find “QuickVerse 7.0” and right click on it. Select “Send To Desktop”

Click on the new QuickVerse 7.0 desktop icon to run the program.

Dialog Box appears, “The librarian datafile library.mdb not found etc…” Select “New” / "Open Book" dialog box appears click on “Close”

Now with QuickVerse 7.0 running go to File / Add Books. “Registration Guide – Introduction” box appears. Choose “Next” The path to the new collection to register should identify the optical drive (with the QuickVerse CD already inserted) Choose “Next”, “Next” and “Finish” ("Registering STEP Books" msg box appears)

Customize Option: select “No” (default) then “OK”

Go to File / Library management. “Library Management – Maintenance” box appears
The Left Hand (LH) pane shows:
Default Drive
QuickVerse Essentials

Highlight QV Essentials in the LH pane. The RH pane shows all the books present on the CD. I chose to install only the NRSV w/Apocrypha book. Drag and drop this book to the LH pane i.e. Default Drive.

“Transferring Book Files” msg box appears whilst the book is being copied from the CD to the hd.

Close the dialog, exit the program, remove the CD and you’re away…"

hope this helps./

Did you try to go to the folder where the notes are stored in Quickverse program folder and put them into the new folder?

I had the same problem [Quickverse 7 on a Vista OS] but my fix was a little longer. On my right click on the icon I didn't get a Compaibility tab. I went down to "properties" then in properties the tab for compatibility shows up. Click on "Run this program as an administrator." This worked fine for me. And this site rocks with so much great information - thanks everyone for your input and for sharing!