Windows 11

[GypsmJim]

Thanks for all the comments. Since nobody had anything negative to say, I guess I'll go ahead with it.

I won't do my second computer anyway, since there are no important documents on it.

 

[Denverd0n]

I hate to have to switch to another software and have to type in all that info over again.

You do NOT have to type all that info in again. I switched from Turbotax to HRBlock four or five years ago, and the HRBlock software had no problem at all importing the data from my last Turbotax return.

Personally, I will not be upgrading to Win 11 for the simple reason that my computer does not have the hardware that Win 11 requires. It is 14 years old, which I admit is pretty ancient, but it serves all of my needs perfectly well. I keep getting messages that I have to upgrade, but I CANNOT upgrade! I see no reason to buy a new computer at this point, just so that Bill Gates can make yet more money, and have yet more control over my system. Thanks, but NO THANKS!

Luckily for me, I spent 10 years as a Redhat Linux administrator before retiring in 2021. So if worse comes to worst, I will load my machine with one of the Linux distros. In fact, I have been thinking about going ahead and doing that anyway!

 

[armadillo]

I already checked and was told that I can buy a new computer for what it would take to upgrade my old desktop to run 11. At least Turbo Tax warned me early.

I thought I had bought my last computer. That's what I get for thinking.

 

[Golddollar]

My computer with Windows 10 conked out on me, so I ended up buying a new computer with Windows 11 already loaded in. The only saving grace was that the new computer had about twice the horsepower of the old one.