I don't see any reason they stopped supporting Windows 10 other that being lazy. I spent almost 40 years in application programming and we went through lots of hardware and software operating systems on mainframe systems. Later years, I did only system software work. Other PC applications are working fine with no changes required. Unless TT is getting down and using some core features that are only in Windows 11 operating system, there isn't any reason not to support Windows 10 And even if they are getting into that code, they could work around it. But I don't think they want to support Windows 10 for some other reason than technical- it must be a marketing thing. Maybe getting a kick back of some kind from hardware vendors?
Anyway, I don't care, can just use another product or take it and get it done free. There are several places that will do us old people's taxes for free, they think we aren't smart enough to do it ourselves.
