Furthermore, if you have any other applications that will require MSXML 4.0 which are not compatible with MSXML 6.0 (that must be installed with Release 9) then you will need to hold off as well. We are only ‘now’ recommending the upgrade of QuickBooks 2015 to the Windows 10 operating system as a result of Release 9, so if you have been waiting you may wish to upgrade now however, if you use any of the 3 Intuit products that are impacted by Release 9 ( Contacts Sync, Scan Manager, and Shipping Manager ) you may want to still ‘hold-off’ on such upgrades. While many people have reported issues when installing, or attempting to use a variety of QuickBooks features from 2015 under Windows 10, the recently issued ‘Maintenance Release 9’ supposedly improves the ‘support’ (aka: compatibility) of QuickBooks 2015 running under Windows 10. You do however need to remember that QuickBooks requires some features that are based upon Internet Explorer, and while some people report they can use ‘EDGE’ we only recommend that you use Internet Explorer 11 (under Windows 10), rather than the new ‘EDGE’ browser. While you might experience some ‘issues’ with QuickBooks 2016 under Windows 10, the two applications are functionally appropriate for each other and you should be able to resolve any issues without too much effort. Upon initial release of QuickBooks 2016, Intuit reported that it was ‘fully compatible’ with Windows 10. Intuit has announced that only QuickBooks 20 will be compatible with, and supported for, Windows 10. New browser called EDGE (although Internet Explorer 11 is still available to use).New start menu which looks more like the start menu from Windows 7.
Did you get a new computer for Christmas, more than likely pre-loaded with Windows 10 and Microsoft Office 2016? Now you are wondering if you can load your current version of QuickBooks desktop (Pro, Premier or Enterprise) and if you are going to have compatibility issues.
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