Quicbook problems with Vista 64

Hi, I made the switch over from XP to Vista 64. What a nightmare wit
Quickbooks. Quickbooks is not willing to help me unless I pay for thei
tech support. I can get the program running but am not able to prin
certain areas and can't email my invoices to my customers. I am reall
frustrated. QB locks up alot also, "not responding" so I have to clos
QB and restart. Any suggestions

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mfps1

On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 11:08:21 -0600, mfps1 <>
wrote:

>
>Hi, I made the switch over from XP to Vista 64. What a nightmare with
>Quickbooks. Quickbooks is not willing to help me unless I pay for their
>tech support. I can get the program running but am not able to print
>certain areas and can't email my invoices to my customers. I am really
>frustrated. QB locks up alot also, "not responding" so I have to close
>QB and restart. Any suggestions?

Downgrade back to XP. Why on earth would you upgrade from XP?

We had to purchase a brand new computer that happened to come with Vista
64 because our old computer was not doing well. We had no choice and
didn't realize we would have problems with this new one!


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mfps1

You will need to upgrade to a Windows Vista compatible version of
QuickBooks.


mfps1 wrote:
> Hi, I made the switch over from XP to Vista 64. What a nightmare with
> Quickbooks. Quickbooks is not willing to help me unless I pay for their
> tech support. I can get the program running but am not able to print
> certain areas and can't email my invoices to my customers. I am really
> frustrated. QB locks up alot also, "not responding" so I have to close
> QB and restart. Any suggestions?
>
>

QuickBooks 2007 is the first release compatible with Vista.
"mfps1" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> Hi, I made the switch over from XP to Vista 64. What a nightmare with
> Quickbooks. Quickbooks is not willing to help me unless I pay for their
> tech support. I can get the program running but am not able to print
> certain areas and can't email my invoices to my customers. I am really
> frustrated. QB locks up alot also, "not responding" so I have to close
> QB and restart. Any suggestions?
>
>
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> mfps1

Because Vista OS is superior to XP.
Don't blame the OS when 3rd party software isn't written well enough to take
advantage of a new OS.
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oscar

....Right click is your very good friend...


"+Bob+" wrote:

> On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 11:08:21 -0600, mfps1 <>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >Hi, I made the switch over from XP to Vista 64. What a nightmare with
> >Quickbooks. Quickbooks is not willing to help me unless I pay for their
> >tech support. I can get the program running but am not able to print
> >certain areas and can't email my invoices to my customers. I am really
> >frustrated. QB locks up alot also, "not responding" so I have to close
> >QB and restart. Any suggestions?
>
> Downgrade back to XP. Why on earth would you upgrade from XP?
>
>
>

I had a similar problem with QuickBooks 2009.

You need to delete the QuickBooks PDF printer and the Quicken PDF
printer.

Then right click on the empty space in the printer window and click on
Run as Administrator and click Server Properties and then remove the
Amyuni Driver.

Just make sure QuickBooks doesnt try and reinstall it automatically.


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asg