An OL-332 or OL-330 occurs when an incorrect customer ID or password is entered in Quicken.
Caution:
Many financial institutions lock your account in an incorrect customer ID or passwords is entered multiple times. This help prevents unauthorized access to your financial institution. To reduce the rest of being locked out of your account, read this entire article prior to troubleshooting this error. If you're locked out of your account, contact your financial institution.
Verify that the password you entered is correct. Some financial institutions have special requirements for the Quicken password including, case sensitivity, minimum length, or a mix of letters and numbers. Your password could be different from the one you use on the online banking Web site. Re-enter the password carefully.
Note: If you are setting up online services such as transaction download for this account there may be additional information displayed in the dialog where you enter your Customer ID and PIN that may tell you what should be entered.
Tip: Typing your user name/customer ID and password/PIN into a text application, such as Notepad, Windows WordPad, or other text/word application, is a "fool-proof" way of confirming you don't have typographical errors in these fields. The "confirmed" name/password can then be copied (Ctrl + C) and pasted (Ctrl + V) into the appropriate fields in Quicken.
If you use the Password Vault it may have stored an incorrect password.
If you believe that the Customer ID and password are correct, please contact the financial institution for further assistance.
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