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OldGrey12
March 7, 2023
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Quickbooks 2017 accountant dose not open in windows 11

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Anyone else having quickbooks working in windows 11.  I'm still using QB2017 accountant edition because I know it and like it and do not want to upgrade.  I installed my old hard drive into my not computer running windo

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MaryLandT
MaryLandT
March 7, 2023

Hello there, OldGrey.

 

Let me clear up the situation so you can open QuickBooks Desktop 2017. Currently, only QuickBooks Desktop 2022 (Pro Plus, Premier Plus, Pro, and Enterprise) R3 or later is certified as fully compatible with Windows 11 64-bit.

 

If you choose to use Windows 11 for other QuickBooks versions, there may be some unexpected issues with the software. You can try performing the solutions provided in this article: Fix issues when QuickBooks has stopped working.

 

If it still doesn't work, you can install the QBDT 2017 version on the old Windows and continue using the program. Otherwise, I suggest upgrading to the latest version to prevent issues when opening QuickBooks.

 

In addition to this, our team is working to ensure compatibility. We’ll share any new information here and when the compatibility certification process is complete. Find out more about current system requirements by clicking the link I've outlined below.

 

 

Let me know if there’s anything else I can do for you. I’m happy to help.

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OldGrey12Author
March 7, 2023

Thank you for your help. I think I will get rid of windows 11 and install windows 10. Then both quickbooks 2017 and my Canon image class lazar printer will work again.

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    Kurt_M
    March 8, 2023

    Hello there, @OldGrey12.

     

    I'm glad my colleague was able to give you insights and clear out questions about your query. We'll be happy to help you if you need further assistance with your QuickBooks-related query.

     

     

    Feel free to let us know here in the Community space. Stay safe!

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