I have been digging into this issue and, based on what my cohosting engineers have found, it is related to Loan Manager being specifically engineered to work with Internet Explorer 9 which is no longer supported by Microsoft. The functionality of IE9 expiring coincides almost exactly with when the Loan Manager stopped working. I am now scrambling to figure out how to fix this because Intuit decided it would be easier to piss off their clients than to simply update Loan Manager to work with the updated version or Internet Explorer.
As a tip, if you have a computer that IE9 has not been upgraded on, you can still access the Loan Manager. We have one laptop in our office that worked and we were able to print off all of the loans and amortization tables in LM for our use.
