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I am trying to install Quickbooks 2002 on my new computer.....having problems!
Thank you,
Brenda
Thank you,
Brenda
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Robert Robinson
Intuit has not been customer friendly when it comes to Vista.
There is no update that makes QuickBooks versions prior to 2007
compatible with Vista. You have to purchase a 2007 version. We have
multiuser QuickBooks and replacing our 2006 version was very costly. The
only good news is that you can probably argue with Intuit and get a
small "upgrade" discount on 2007 and a substantial subsequent discount
on QuickBooks 2008 which will be available in the Fall 2007.
I can confirm that QuickBooks 2007 runs fine on Windows Server 2007. It
is supposed to be OK on Vista.
There is no update that makes QuickBooks versions prior to 2007
compatible with Vista. You have to purchase a 2007 version. We have
multiuser QuickBooks and replacing our 2006 version was very costly. The
only good news is that you can probably argue with Intuit and get a
small "upgrade" discount on 2007 and a substantial subsequent discount
on QuickBooks 2008 which will be available in the Fall 2007.
I can confirm that QuickBooks 2007 runs fine on Windows Server 2007. It
is supposed to be OK on Vista.
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Charles W Davis
QuickBooks 2007 or later will run on Vista. I will assume that Windows 7 hasmicahsdad1402 said:Brenda,
did you get an answer?
I know you can install on XP, then upgrade to Vista and it works.
however i've just put a fresh install of Windows 7 on my notebook, and
have the same issue.
the same restrictions on QuickBooks access to system files.
If you are so advanced to be using Window 7, give QuickBooks 2010 a try...