Quickbooks Pro 2017 work with windows 11 and still activate?

[lan101]

Yes, they most certainly have. This thread is not about alternatives. No one is [or even wants to] rehash anything from the old thread. @lan101 had a specific request and I was able to help.

I think most will just bite the bullet and continue to get pummeled by quickbooks every year ultimately. But yeah it is what it is. The younger crowd may opt out but anyone beyond like 50 years old generally doesn't want to mess with changing at that point in my experiences.

Some even say I'll just do pen and paper to finish it out the last few years if needed lol.

 

[lan101]

Well, there are alternatives to QB, and they've been discussed at length on this very site on more than one occasion.

I know just how powerful a force inertia is, but there has to come a point where either you bite the bullet and accept the terms QB imposes or you move to an alternative. Both have specific types of pain involved; it's a matter of deciding which is less painful.

For me, were I a QB user and simply didn't want to deal with their terms and costs, moving to an alternative is a no-brainer. It's also a significant PITA, but we have these for product transitions.

I've read some of those threads I'm sure. Any favorites of anyone that actually got away from quickbooks? NCH accounting, waves accounting, and freshbooks are the 3 that come to mind.