gdn=window.gdn||{};gdn.meta={"currentThemePath":"\/addons\/themes\/theme-foundation","ConfirmDeleteCommentHeading":"Delete Comment","ConfirmDeleteCommentText":"Are you sure you want to delete this comment?","DiscussionID":"7965128","Category":"Download, Add\/Update Accounts (Windows)","editorVersion":"1.8.2","editorPluginAssets":"\/plugins\/editor","fileUpload-remove":"Remove file","fileUpload-reattach":"Click to re-attach","fileUpload-inserted":"Inserted","fileUpload-insertedTooltip":"This image has been inserted into the body of text.","wysiwygHelpText":"You are using , Since TD Bank ultimately controls which connection methods are allowed, could any recent policy changes or restrictions on multiple file access be affecting this behavior? I’m trying to use Direct Connect with my TD Bank accounts. This connection method worked flawlessly for many years., I was able to download TD Bank checking, savings and credit card for 2 days using the web connect setup. Today, however, all 3 account deactivated and did not download. Tried to reestablish the connection thru web connect and, while the accounts were found, I could not link them to existing accounts..