@Handyman, I have to disagree with you . I don't know for sure but unless Intuit is a Microsoft company, then I don't think you should blame your actions and choices on Microsoft. I'm guessing that as you looked at changes for TT2020, Intuit made the decision to change the coding from warning us about Win 7 to not even letting us install and try it. Is that true or did Microsoft come to Intuit and say that they would be rolling out an update to all MS OSs that would have a kill switch for all Intuit products if they allowed their customers to run TT2020 on Win 7?
Now, I've been in IT for years and I understand that at some point it COULD happen that you want to do something function wise in TT that can't be done on an older OS. I don't think that's the case here. TT2020 won't install because of code you purposely added. I'd be happy to test it for you if you would remove the logic in the install.
John
