That is true!
There is no reason for them to not support Windows 10 and what they told me is not true. I spent almost 40 years as a system software programmer and unless they are using some function that is unique to Windows 11 only then it's all lies. And even then, if they wanted to they could leave out that unique function as all was well in previous releases. Or if they weren't lazy, they could have some "IF" statements in the code ans check Windows version and then work around the issue.
Maybe they are getting paid off by computer vendors trying to force people into new computers for Windows 11?? I suspect that of Microsoft, I went from 8 to 10 without an upgrade. My computer has an I5 processor, but it was one of the first. Windows 11 supports I%, just not the early ones. There is no reason they shouldn't let me go to 11.
Anyway, I have bee planning on getting new computer anyway as I am past my usual 5 year replacement. I at 7 years and run 24 X 7.
However, I am at a point my taxes are easy and if I get tax software I doubt it will be TT. Actually, I so old I can get the area council on aging to do mine for free.
