#Quickbooks desktop app sucks upgrade
#Quickbooks desktop app sucks windows 10
#Quickbooks desktop app sucks pro

Yeah I get it that the program is not officially supported. Oh Yeah! and forget automated bank reconciliations and all integrations with stuff like shopify and such. i suppose if you don't want state updates or security fixes and don't use their payroll service (It sucks btw) it'll work.

You can find that one on Intuit's support site.

#Quickbooks desktop app sucks windows 10

Not exactly a new tactic from a software maker.īy the way: QuickBooks 2014 and below are not officially supported on Windows 10 of any flavor. That tells you that Intuit is breaking it on purpose. shut QuickBooks completely off and isolate it from Intuit in order to make it work.

Any suggestions or ideas how I can do this? Also, I needs to be able to access the file server on her local network. I need to be able to block internet access to Quickbooks but I don't know if there is some other. I configured it to block outgoing internet to qbw32.exe but this time it doesn't work. qbw file is still on her local hard drive)! So I remembered the Firewall rule trick. qbw file from the file server to the hard drive, unplug the ethernet cord, open the company file on the local hard drive and Quickbooks miraculously works great! When I plug the cable back in Quickbooks crashes (even though the. This time I have Quickbooks 2011 & Windows 10 and the company file is stored on a file server on the LAN. similar scenario but it's a little different. When I set it up it worked and is still working on that computer as far as I know.įast forward to yesterday. However, one of the replies in the forum suggested creating a Windows Firewall rule to block outgoing Internet access to the qbw32.exe program. Unplugging the ethernet cable every time you want to run Quickbooks isn't very practical. No internet access and Quickbooks works fine. So to recap, if the computer has internet access, Quickbooks crashes. To further test it, I closed Quickbooks, plugged the ethernet cable back into the computer, opened Quickbooks again and the error message popped right back up and crashed the program again. what do I have to lose? So I unplugged the ethernet cable and opened Quickbooks and like magic it worked perfectly! No errors at all!

#Quickbooks desktop app sucks upgrade

Obviously they make money if people upgrade which made me wonder if this is their way of forcing users to buy the upgrade? It sounded crazy but I thought, ok. Intuit says they do not recommend or support any version older than 2015 on Windows 10. I found a message on the Microsoft forums that suggested it was somehow related to Quickbooks 'phoning home' to Intuit and then for some reason causing it to crash. I had seen this same scenario in October last year on another Windows 10 PC but they were running Quickbooks 2010. Last quarter it worked but this time when she opens it she gets the prompt to login, enters her password, Quickbooks starts to open and for a split second you can see the main home screen and then a error message pops up that says ' Quickbooks has stopped working' and the only option is to click close, which forces Quickbooks to immediately close/crash. The person only uses it once a quarter to do some invoices.

#Quickbooks desktop app sucks pro

So I have a computer running Windows 10 Pro with Quickbooks 2011 installed.