Possibly, but try this first. Go to the "Personal Info" section and "Edit" the filing status topic. Select "Widowed". Then "Edit" your spouse's information there as well to re-enter her information.
Another route is to file as married filing separately. If the results (tax due or refund) are the same, then file that way. If your spouse had taxable income over $12,400 for the year, you would need to file a separate return for her as well. However, that would probably be rejected and need to be mailed as well.
If you continue to get a rejection. You should print, sign and mail the returns.
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