There is an earlier thread that discusses this and this link takes you to the post with the solution.
https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/re-why-can-t-i-[product key removed]ords-into-the...
The great news is that user tax2019-iinnttuuiitt came up with a tool to allow you to paste the password into TurboTax! The field is definitely large enough to fit the password. I used this solution to import my 1099 from Wealthfront earlier today.
Intuit claims that they disable being able to paste passwords AND MASK THEM, so you can't see what you're typing as a security measure. It is one of the most brain-dead (and tone-deaf, since users have asked for it to be changed for years, apparently) answers I have seen on this (or any) board, especially when you come up against this ridiculous 32 character password that Wealthfront insists on using. Fortunately there is a solution.
