>the system requirements for 2024 require a 64-bit operating system
So installing it on a thumbdrive then trying to use the thumbdrive on a 32-bit system won't work?
>If you think needing a 64-bit OS for 2024 is bad, Turbotax has
>announced it may not support desktops using Windows 10 for
>2025. Windows 11 64-bit may be required.
That makes no sense! Why would they LOCK OUT users? Unless they were getting MONEY (under the table payoffs) from the os-provider. What recourse do users have? Hire lawyers, file suit? Unlikely to win in court. "He who pays lawyers the most, wins."
I've never been able to use the online version--if I can't get it to work, I'll go to the used-computer store and see if I can get a cheap W11-64b, then send the receipt to Intuit.
...and then SUE THEM when they refuse to pay. Maybe an ad campaign:
INTUIT INJURES HANDICAPPED CUSTOMERS! And they probably don't care about bad PR...
Sigh.
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