I was hoping for an easier install, but a work around to this, while a bit annoying, isdoable:
--> Install a VM (Virtual Machine) emulation, build a win 10 OS there, install your TT 2020 into that.... Just be careful about your key. If you delete the VM entry without de-registering the key you might need to buy another copy.
I have some programming experience with windows of all flavors for nearly 20 years. It is unlikely there is any core API that Turbotax needs in Win 10 to run that is not in Win 7. "Windows 7 might not be as secure" is not a great argument. probably more like intuit at some level thinks there is a chance someone would get their PII compromised and blame it on them. Honestly, I use windows 7 on the MS machines i want to be secure, and lock down the services i dont like, because of the tremendous amount of telemetry (phoning home to tell them waht you do) that 8 and 10 send to M$. Win 10 is not safe, anyone that thinks so is fooling them selves. MS OS's in general are poor. Disable scripting globally in an Internet explorer broswer? LOL MS dont understand the concept.
