If you do not use a Windows Live ID to sign in to your Money file and you've received a message in Money asking you to update your online services or to provide your banking information again, click the link provided and follow the instructions on the screen to complete the update.

If you sign in to your Money file by using a Windows Live ID, you'll need to determine which type of change affects your accounts:

1. On the Tools menu, point to Internet Updates, and then click Update Now.
2. In the Choose Information to Update dialog box, you'll see a list of the banks and brokerages you have set up for online account updates.

If any of the banks or brokerages listed do not have a text box in which you can type your password, refer to the Money Update Instructions to help you update the online services for your accounts.

For any of the banks or brokerages listed that do have a text box in which you can type your password:

1. On the Tools menu, point to Internet Updates, and then click Read Call Summary Messages.
2. On the Review update results page, follow the instructions on the screen to update online services for your bank or brokerage.

In the past, Money used a different service to communicate with banks and brokerages. The service that Money uses currently allows online updates for account types that are different than those allowed by the service that was used before. To learn more, see the related topics below.

To correct the problem, you can update your online services manually. Be sure to back up your Money file first. To update your online services:

1. Click Banking, click Account Tools, and then click Manage online services.
2. Click the bank or brokerage name, and then click Stop using online services.
3. Return to the Manage online services page.
4. Under You haven't set up online services with these banks or brokerages, click Set up online services next to the bank or brokerage you want to update.
5. Follow the instructions on the screen.