I don't get Intuit's decision about running on "unsupported" hardware or software. People could be running W11 with updates disabled or not even connected to the internet 100% of the time. It is always "you assume the risk" for doing such things.
I have a perfectly good W10 system (Skylake CPU and no TPM on the GIGABYTE board) that neither Microsoft or Intuit think is "good enough". I can't easily go to W11 (the HyperV in W11 prevents me from running other software that I need for work; and I have perfectly good disks/memory). It would cost me about $800-$1000 to "modernize" my home setup to make Microsoft/Intuit "happy" but I still assume the risk to keep it up to date.
Personally, I won't update to W11 in time (which is my I signed up for Microsoft's ESU program). Intuit's decision to force W11 even with ESU is short-sighted. Once I leave the platform, it is unlikely I'll be back.
