OK.This is my experience with Carries.I was in Laras Farm buying mangos(the fruit)a couple of years ago and i tall him about this funny after taste that people describe here and in others forums,and he told me tha Carrie has to be picked when he can almost fall in ur hand when u touch it.Then he open one right there for me to taste and was heaven in earth.So i brought some Carries that by the way had more green and yellow that the one yhat i taste there that was almost complete yellow.Ok i wait for then to ripe in my home and guess what-every one has that weird after taste like herb or medicine....so now i have my first year with carries on my tree and i really worried.Is the Carrie the kind of Mango that need to be picked in the right time to taste good?Was the carrie that i taste on Laras really a Carrie?I will love to hear the experience of people that love the Carrie mango if his taste can have that medicine after taste depending when u pick then.Thank You. Alfredo

or your responses so far. i apologise for posting update photoes so late. My nam doc mai, as you gentleman have previously said has started new growth. I decidede to transplant it from pot to garden soil. here it is how it looks. One problem though is that the pugged branches still look touched from some kind of athracnose. Can you guys be kind to help me deal with that or should i just leave it as new shoots are coming out? any reply is appreciated>

I am going to assume you did a data backup before upgrading from 10 to 11. It appears to me that you are attempting an overwrite. Have you given any thought to deleting 10 and any remnants of 11 followed by a clean install of 11? This would then be followed by an importing of the data from your backup media. When you are uninstalling have you tried REVO set to Advanced? I have been using Quicken for years and I have never had a concern when upgrading to a new version using the above protocol. In any application unless mandated by the manufacturer I do not support an overwrite. DA

Seems like your's was maybe a too-abrupt reaction, perhaps too quick for you to get enough information to understand the situation. What version of Quicken are you using? Is it still within its support period or is it older and support has expired? If the latter, that may be why they said there would be a charge, and perhaps the likely "fix" was to update to the current version? If so, you can't hang up or run away from that. Tech support for any software company won't mess with deprecated versions. I've been using Quicken for my personal finances for over 10 years. While it can be quirky with some things, I find it to be mostly predictable in what it does. I've always found tech support polite and responsive. I pay for a new version before the support period of what I have expires. In the past it was a three year period. I think it's more expensive now on $ per year basis but it's still a modest cost considering what it can do and how easy it is to use.