Turbo Tax 2025 Desktop support for Windows 10 ESU

[Todd82TA]

I agree, and want to add my comments here too. I have a Windows 11 machine, but my father (who I install Turbo Tax for on his Windows 10 machine) does not. The idea that a TPM 2.0 is some how a magic bullet for security is ridiculous. I worked for the NSA for over a decade, and there are so many different ways to get into a computer... that you are focusing on this one thing is totally beyond me. It would be like saying I can't drive my 2019 Ford Explorer to McDonalds because my key fob doesn't support the code randomization that the 2023 models do. I believe this has to do with pressure from Microsoft more than it does anything else.

Please fix this, or I'm taking my dad off Turbo Tax.

[user17613626819]

Completely ridiculous Intuit will not offer TurboTax to users that purchased Win 10 ESU support. Security is not an issue!

As a TT user for15 years, I will not be forced to buy a Windows 11 machine or use TT online, because of Intuit's BS rationale. Support TT on Win 10 ESU or I am done with TurboTax. This is the last straw! 

[user17617633835]

You have stated every feeling that I have, regarding using turbo tax online.   They will definitely force some people to leave, or never purchase their desktop version again.

[FutureFormerTurbotaxUser]

I agree with all the above comments.   If security is the issue, Windows 10 ESU continues to provide updates until October 2026.  I'm leaving TurboTax if they don't recognize Windows 10 ESU users as being valuable customers!

[Samdra]

I've been doing some research, since I'm done with Turbo Tax -- the HR Block software? Definitely nothing to do with Microsoft...they're the reason I have to make the change, since TT is too much of a wimp, being forced to choose by big bucks bukky over loyal customers