How do I resolve a GPF while printing a report?

You may be low on hard drive space or have a damaged transaction.

Low hard drive space.

Quicken creates temporary files when printing a report. If your hard drive is low on space (2-5MB), GPFs may occur when printing large reports. To test for this situation, create the report; then Preview the report and scroll down. If you get a GPF, your hard drive is probably getting full and you'll need to free some space on the drive. Also, if you are low on hard drive space, check to make sure that Print Manager is enabled in your Windows Control Panel.

Damaged transaction(s).

A damaged transaction could cause GPFs when printing a report.
For more information on damaged information in data files, see What is a QIF file? and Correcting Data File Corruption.