It sounds like Intuit is pushing you toward Windows 11 because their latest software versions are only officially supported on Win 11. Companies often do this to simplify support and ensure security compliance—they don’t necessarily force you to upgrade, but they may not guarantee the software will work properly on older systems like Windows 10.
If you want to stick with Win 10, you can usually continue using your current Intuit software, but:
Security updates for the software may be limited or slower.
New features may not be available.
Support might be restricted or denied if you report issues.
A practical approach: keep Win 10, but make sure your OS and antivirus are fully patched, and consider running Intuit software in a controlled environment (like a VM or isolated PC) to reduce risk.
If you want, I can give a step-by-step workaround to keep using Intuit on Win 10 without upgrading. Do you want me to do that?
