I installed my Quickbooks Pro 2009 on new computer but can transfer my user files
I just got a new laptop with Windows 11. I purchased an external DVD drive so I could install my Quickbooks Pro 2009 on my new laptop. I did a backup of my company files onto a flash drive, but here is the problem I'm having. I kept QB Pro 2009 updated on my old laptop so it's running an updated version, and after installing it on my new laptop, it's not allowing me to update. When I try to restore my company files, I get an error saying that I need to update this program to the same version running on my old laptop before I can do the company restore. When I try to update I'm getting error codes on all updates (12007 and 12029). I never backed up anything on QB online and don't have access to that original account since the email I signed up on is long gone. It also says that I could go back to a backup file that is prior to the update, but I'm sure it would have been years ago since Intuit is no longer providing support for this product. If I re-download the original software on my old laptop would it revert back to the non-updated version? Would I lose all of my files if I did that? My current laptop has Microsoft Edge as a browser and I also use Firefox. I read something about needing Internet Explorer to be able to do updates and another program that had something to do with Quickbooks security. I'm willing to do that if it will in fact allow me to update. Is there any other way for me to restore my company files without having to purchase a new program or subscription?
