AccountRight Timeout Extender

Please note: That there are 9 steps in this process. If you are only seeing 4-5 steps, do refresh the page.

201X.X refers to the version of AccountRight you are using, not an actual folder named 201X.X

1. Close out of AccountRight.
2. Locate Huxley.Application.exe.config file. You can find this by right clicking the AccountRight icon on your desktop and choosing "Open File Location" to bring up the same folder.
   
   
   
3. Select the file Huxley.Application.exe.config, and make a copy of the config file before continuing, as incorrect changes can prevent AccountRight from opening 
   Right click the config file, select copy. Then deselect the file, right click and choose paste. This will create a copy.
   
   
4. We now need to modify the original config file called Huxley.Application.exe.config.
   You will need to right-click and choose open, edit or open with.
   If open with, select the program notepad to open the file, as in the screenshots below.
   
   
   
5. Once opened in Notepad find the <appSettings> section. (use search by pressing F3 or CTRL + F, and search for <appSettings>)
6. On the <add key="UserSessionTimeout" value="60"/> line, change the value to 3600. This number is in seconds, and we want to extend the timeout to 60 minutes.
7. Next, add the line <add key="TransactionTimeoutMinutes" value="60"/> to the bottom of the appSettings list as seen in this example:
   
   
8. Once the setting have been updated, save it by going to File > Save. Then close notepad.
9. Open AccountRight as normal. The new timeout session will now take affect.

That should extend the timeout period for you and allow you to record transactions with large amounts of data. If you are getting any errors directly after saving this, delete the config file you edited and then rename the copy you made earlier to be: Huxley.Application.exe.config

It may also be worth ensuring your AccountRight Files & folders are excluded from Real-time Virus Scans and also any automatically scheduled programs like auto-backups. You can find the relevant File & Folder paths in this support note: Speed and performance tips