can quicken 2012 be used on windows xp?
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Yes, but I am curious why you are interested in an older version of the program? DO NOT GET QUICKEN 2014 as its functionality is less than earlier versions. 12 may actually have been my fav. Attaching documents to my transactions is my issue. In earlier versions I could attach Checks or Invoices or Other. When I wanted to view an attachment I chose one of the 3 categories and picked my image. In 2014 there no longer seperate categories. You have to selec, then open, each individual image to find the one you need.
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Phil: Probably - check TurboTax website for system requirements. (I use Win7 & Win8). BTW in case you don't already know, Microsoft will end ALL support for Win XP mid-April 2014 - no more Windows XP Security updates, etc. thereafter. It's easy to upgrade XP to Win7 or Win8 (buy the Upgrade DVD package), so long as you've got some spare hard disk space for the install. Microsoft website provides free W7 & W8 Upgrade Assistant downloadable tools you can run to find out if your XP box's hardware is good enough and to tell you which current apps will & will not run on them. If your PC has a relatively new CPU (ore2 Duo or later), I recommend you upgrade XP to 64-bit architecture Win 7 or Win 8 (instead of 32-bit). Cheers.
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Sorry, the machine I use it on runs WIN XP...for what that's worth, it does work well...
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I installed the software on a Windows XP computer and it worked fine. I just don't think it was ever upgraded for use with the Windows 7 operating system.
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Do you know that Creatacard Gold 3 will not operate on windows higher than XP. It is a wonderful program and I use it almost every day, however, I also have to run two computers. One for cards, envelopes, and address book etc. and a newer computer for everything else. I also have Creatacard 8 but it is worthless. Dean xp
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I don't know. You can call Quicken and they can answer your question. I called them to ask questions before I bought it myself.
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I am currently running the LC version of quicken on my Mac. The Mac version is lacking features. The way you do this is to install parallels desktop which is a program that allows you to install and run windows simultaneously with Mac OS. I am running windows 7. After installing windows you can install quicken and use your backed up file from windows on your Mac.
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I'm not sure I have windows XP it crashes my computer everytime I try to use the program. this purchase was a waste of money for me.
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It worked great for me on Vista and 8.1. I don't know why it would not work on XP
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I have Money 2004 Financial Suite and it works fabulously on a Win7 Ultimate edition 64 bit pc. I have been using it for years and just do not understand why Microsoft dropped it. There is just nothing out there to touch it, I wish it would run on my iPad2 though.
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I wouldn't advise it. Since Microsoft servers do not support a lot of XP systems anymore. I suggest upgrading to Windows seven.I have Windows 7 Ultimate and a great video card. If you do this, make sure your power supply in your pc can handle a better video card.Otherwise, you can damage your system.
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I don't know. I am just a very average user who had to update because Windows was no longer supporting XP
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I would recommend researching the product as I do not have Windows 8 and did not retain the box. I am getting ready to upgrade to Quicken 2014 and it is my understanding from what I have read is that both 2013 and 2014 operate on Windows 8 but as a mouse driven application and not touch screen based. Please research before doing anything as I am not an expert on the interface with 8.
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Yes. It can download all of your checking account activity. Where Quicken Essentials falls short is with investment accounts.
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Yes. I had it on my XP before I changed to Windows 8 and it worked just fine. Jack
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You can use Windows XP with SP3 (32 bit) or Windows Vista or higher(For 32 or 64 biit).I use it successfully on Windows 7 and Windows 8
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As far as I know, yes. Support refers mainly to things like Windows Security Essentials, various updates, and framework stuff. As I understand it (switched before the change), Windows XP still technically works, but because all the windows support software is gone, there's alot of backdoors and cracks in security. It might work, but right now is a pretty scary time to buy.