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This morning attempted Update TurboTax Premier and getting failure message from Microsoft error 1730 indicating that I haven't given permission (Admin) for update to change my computer - someone needs to report this bug and get it fixed      

I also have been using Turbo Tax for decades. My Laptop computer does everything that I want it to do with Windows 10 and I will not be getting a new laptop computer that runs Windows 11 just to run Turbo Tax. Very disappointing that Intuit made yet another stupid move... (Recall the Turbo Tax Deluxe fiasco that they tried to pull some years ago.) So today I will be looking into the H & R Block software... Thanks again Intuit!

Thanks so much for the response to my question. Being that I'm a novice at preparing my taxes I still need help/further explanations when it comes to tax issues.    The rental property is a home I used to live in before getting married and moving to another location. I didn't want to sell it so I kept it and try to rent it to at least cover the mortgage, I do not operate it as a primary source of income. The mortgage payments have far exceeded the income generated. I paid more than $7k in mortgage, in 2025 alone, than I received in rental payments. I have also operated at a loss in the previous years also. So, my federal return, at the moment, shows a loss of over $7k on schedule E (form 1040). Can I enter the $7k loss on Ga form 500 as the NOL amount? Is that a valid/legal entry?   Also, can I claim losses from prior years on this form?   Thanks again.