If the suggestions above do not improve performance, or if Quicken runs slowly in only certain areas of the program, follow the Copy your file and Validate steps below. Third, try Copying and Validating your file This could indicate an issue with your system instead of Quicken. Check if other programs are running slowly.Turn off backup programs that may be running in the background (ex: OneDrive, Dropbox, Carbonite etc.).Consult Windows Help for complete information. Run the ScanDisk utility, followed by Disk Defragmenter utility.Remove items from the Microsoft® Windows® Startup group.Restart your computer, especially if it has been used for a long period of time since it was last restarted.Exit all open programs that you are not using.If your computer meets the system requirements, here are several tips to improve performance: Verify that your computer meets the system requirements to run your version of Quicken. Please note that while a standard hard drive is suitable for Quicken, a solid-state drive (SSD) will deliver improved performance. As well, check the device manager after install (right click on "this pc" on the desktop and select properties, then look in the upper left corner -> I had to manually install a number of drivers from windows update ->just right click on any devices that server 2016 did not recognize and pick update driver.If you find Quicken is running slowly, the steps below may help you determine the cause and improve Quicken's performance. Better yet, Dell should just make Server 2016 an option in the lifecycle controller OS deployment ->it would make life easier for everyone since most other drivers are inbox with the server 2016 installation media.
The frustrating thing is that this is a very simple issue to have a workaround, yet there is no mention anywhere in the Dell tech support documents, even though quite a number of 12th generation servers that have been certified as compatible with Server 2016 (I do remember somewhere in some obscure document a mention that the video card is an issue with server 2016, but there was no advice given). After that everything went buttery smooth. ***during server 2016 install, press the button "load drivers" at the screen where you are picking what drive to install the operating system on and select the appropriate folder where you have video driver saved (I would recommend a USB drive). So after trying multiple things, here what worked: download the video Matrix driver from Dell (this is the one for my server, check your particular model):
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