I solved it by changing the Win10 security settings, which apparently was blocking the ability to send.
>> Under ‘Windows Settings’: Search for ‘Change Security Settings’ ...
At the bottom, click on “Reset all zones to default level.”
Now back to TurboTax, and send.
>> OR: using Cortina search, then to ‘Settings’ at the top:
Search for ‘Internet Options’ which takes you to Internet Properties popup.
Go to Security tab.
At the bottom, click on “reset all zones to default level.”
Now back to TurboTax, and send.
Did that work for you?
I wrestled with the same Error 2 transmission problem for hours, running Win10. Turned off my Windows Firewall, deleted all cookies, browsing history, enabled all pop-ups, etc. Nothing worked. Even called TurboTax support, and they spent 45 frustrating mins with me trying to fix. They had no clue what to do. Then I saw this fix, and .... it worked! To be certain, be sure to click “Reset all zones to default level.”, AND also set the internet setting on the same screen from "Medium-High" to "Medium". I'm so grateful I didn't have to print 150+ pages of Federal and State return and mail it. Thank you larryntt!!
I have the same problem for 2 days. My internet connection is fine. This is with the desktop version of TurboTax.
I solved it by changing the Win10 security settings, which apparently was blocking the ability to send.
>> Under ‘Windows Settings’: Search for ‘Change Security Settings’ ...
At the bottom, click on “Reset all zones to default level.”
Now back to TurboTax, and send.
>> OR: using Cortina search, then to ‘Settings’ at the top:
Search for ‘Internet Options’ which takes you to Internet Properties popup.
Go to Security tab.
At the bottom, click on “reset all zones to default level.”
Now back to TurboTax, and send.
Did that work for you?
I am running Win 10 and I had to drive the internet setting from 'Medium-High" to Medium. Apply. resent return in a matter of seconds. Don't forget to return setting to default level.
I solved this by updating firewall rules to allow outgoing traffic from the executable. In Windows Defender, Outbound Rules, New Rule:
Program
Add program path, usually something like C:\Program Files (x86)\TurboTax\Premier 2019\32bit\TurboTax.exe, you will have to check your own drive
Allow the connection
Private (Domain if you are connecting from a Windows domain, like a company network)
There is nothing to change back when you are finished. This is a permanent rule.
I've been getting this error for 2 days I just test my internet and it's working just fine I'm trying to find my taxes from my phone does anyone know how to fix this
I get the transmission error 2 I tried the fix it recommended (secrity settings to defaault) but no luck is the problem aty intuit - I'm on the phone waiting for them it says it will be an hour before they will answer
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I wrestled with the same Error 2 transmission problem for hours, running Win10. Turned off my Windows Firewall, deleted all cookies, browsing history, enabled all pop-ups, etc. Nothing worked. Even called TurboTax support, and they spent 45 frustrating mins with me trying to fix. They had no clue what to do. Then I saw this fix, and .... it worked! To be certain, be sure to click “Reset all zones to default level.”, AND also set the internet setting on the same screen from "Medium-High" to "Medium". I'm so grateful I didn't have to print 150+ pages of Federal and State return and mail it. Thank you larryntt!!
I've been having this same exact problem, and have tried all of the solutions listed, with no luck. I noticed these were from one and two years ago. I was wondering if anyone has found another solution more recently? Any help is much appreciated!
Thank you very much. In my Win 10, I wanted to "internet Properties" and clicked on "reset all zones to defaul level" and that fixed the problem
I tried this and it did not work for me. I am using TT Business and am getting the Error: 2 We're experiencing Internet transmission problems. Please try again later. I've been trying the last 2 days and keep getting this error.
Weird thing is, a week ago I transmitted a return and it worked fine.
Any suggestions?
Just to confirm, did you try both solutions posted on this thread here and here? If you tried both steps with no success, please call us, as our phone support team can view your computer screen and offer additional troubleshooting. To speak with a TurboTax Expert, refer to the instructions in the following Help Article: How do I contact TurboTax?
I had the same error and nothing in this thread worked for me. The issue for me ended up being my signed 8453-PE form.
I had originally scanned it at 1,200 dpi, saved as PDF, and attached it in TT. There were no errors or warnings advising there was an issue with the attachment, it said it was successful. When I was ready for the final step to transmit, I got hit with the Error: 2 We're experiencing Internet transmission problems...
After trying absolutely everything, I decided to delete/remove my signed 8453-PE PDF form from TT. I re-scanned it at 600 dpi, saved it as a new PDF, re-attached it in TT, & BAM SUCCESS! I think my original scan/file was just too big for TT. You'd think TT would have a warning or disclosure for something like this.
We are happy to hear you were able to get it to work. Please let us know if we can further assist you. @Pagu
Pagu,
Thanks for your post! I spent about 3 hours on the phone with TurboTax yesterday, and no one thought of this issue. I looked at my Form 8453, and it was 22 MB! I reset the resolution on my Scan app from 600 dpi to the default of 200 dpi, decreased the size to 2.3 MB, and re-saved it in the Turbotax Business app. Worked like a charm, and saved me a lot more time on the phone!
We are happy that the solution they posted worked for you.
Please let us know if we can assist you with anything further. @VerboseDaddy
"Reset all zones to default level", as suggested by other posts, did not help me.
Here was what I did to transmit the tax successfully:
I got my tax file in TurboTax ready to transmit - to the point where the "Transmit" button is shown, and pressing it would file the tax.
I then disconnected the power cord to my home wifi route and left it off for about 10 seconds, then reconnect it.
When my home wifi is available again, I then clicked on the "Transmit" button, and voila, I got the confirmation that the tax was filed, and later an email saying that it was received by the IRS.
Thanks so much! I can't believe I missed that! They really need a better warning...
I am having your exact problem e-filing right now with TT Business 2023 desktop ..
Fid you ever get an answer??
thank you
DS
You are posting on an old thread. Can you tell us what problems you are having?
I actually FINALLY just got the returns to send! Apparently the new pdf signature page that’s required was too large. All I did was reduce it (from about 30MB to 6MB) .. Jeez, there could be someplace that it tells you the file size limit. When you take a pic with your phone it’s usually a larger high quality file..
Anyway I hope this might help others. 🙂