Dropping support for WIndows 10 for Turbotax 2025

[FortFun]

I too just got the email about Turbotax dropping Window 10 support. But their reasoning is faulty. Micro$oft announced that if you use "Reward Points" or their cloud you can received an additional year of security updates. That should allow TT to safely operate for 2025 taxes. Maybe by then the tariffs will be gone and I can purchase a new computer.

[Average]

I thought I'd found the answer but my search for H&R Block 2025 was just directed to a generic "buy TaxCut" page. H&R should seize the opportunity to make their product much more popular.

I have zero interest in buying a new computer that's infested with AI, hoovering up every keystroke and webpage I visit.

[haigster]

@VolvoGirl Quit pushing the online version down our throats! It sucks! Nobody is happy with it, it is not a replacement for the desktop version. Intuit will regret this decision. I've been a user for over 30 years ad this is really shortsighted of Intuit. 

[VolvoGirl]

I’m not.   Just giving the other option if you won’t have Windows 11.  I prefer and recommend the Desktop program.   

[SLK-Purdue]

Dropping Win10 support is not acceptable. As a IT Security Professional, using security as the excuse is just nonsense. Additionally, Microsoft has already made extended support available.    This decision needs to change!!

[rk911]

Thanks. 

[frush6213]

Having already lost customer data, telling customers to trust them about security is really rich.  Claiming to protect you from data loss by making you migrate to a new system likely exposes yet more data from PC recycling going out without first wiping the drives, than someone being the target of hacking a single user PC on the internet.

[p5browne1]

Windows 11 can be installed on a non compliant computer: 24H2 for newer models and 23H2 for older ones.

In the Sources folder on the Windows 11 install disc, use   -  setpprep /product server - to install