Windows 10

[grandmabee]

Anyone  using  this years program with windows 10 or last year's program?

I know its early for 2016 but any problems?

 

thanks for any input.

[Tax Prep by Deb]

Using it with no problems at all.

[gfizer]

It actually helped the performance of my 2015 software - got rid of the dreaded server not responding message - and so far 2016 is operating great with Windows 10 too.

[Lloyd Hudson]

I have been procrastinating on changing to Win 10. Concerned not so much of current software behaving but backwards compatibility. Do a lot of older returns.

[Terry D EA]

All I can add is I am using Drake on Windows 10Pro. New computer, good processor, 8G memory and everything is working better than ever. But, I am keeping older returns on a Win 7 machine.

[PaulH]

I've installed ATX 2003-2016 on a new W10 computer with no problems.

[Terry D EA]

I have found that older versions of QB will not work with Windows 10. For some odd reason, QB 2010 will work but anything going forward will not. Intuit will not address this at all and only suggests you upgrade to the latest version. So much for the backwards compatibility of Windows 10.  Don't know if you use QB or not but thought it might be something you would want to consider.

[Randall]

Currently using W8.1.  I'll go W10 when I buy a new system.  I keep my previous computer for the back years.  Only bring the current year ATX onto the new computer so I can rollover the next year.  For QB, can't get some clients to upgrade.  Some are still using a real old version of QB.  I don't think the Accountant's copy is compatible except for one year back so I have to use an older QB version if I want to use the Accountant changes function.