Quickbooks Problem with Vista

Hi,
I have searched through the threads and see where others have had problems
installing, but I don't think I have seen a solution. Not sure if I read it
here, but I think I read that no version except 2007 is compatible. Is that
correct?

Thanks for your help!

That is correct - QB 2007 (and nothing prior to that) is compatible with
Vista
"ps34109" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have searched through the threads and see where others have had problems
> installing, but I don't think I have seen a solution. Not sure if I read
> it
> here, but I think I read that no version except 2007 is compatible. Is
> that
> correct?
>
> Thanks for your help!

QuickBooks 2008 is also compatible too, just released.
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My Vista Quickstart Guide:
http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog...3DB!9709.entry
"ps34109" <> wrote in message
news:7C5E08CD-EDB5-48EA-A993-...
> Hi,
> I have searched through the threads and see where others have had problems
> installing, but I don't think I have seen a solution. Not sure if I read
> it
> here, but I think I read that no version except 2007 is compatible. Is
> that
> correct?
>
> Thanks for your help!

Thank you! Have had 2000 Pro and have used it through several OS's with no
problem. I can't use Acrobat 5 either. My less expensive software programs
have been OK. Oh well, I should have done my homework!

Whilst Quickbooks is compatible with Vista 32, I don't think that it is
supposed to work with Vista 64. I use it myself and it works - most of
the time. Only problem is that printers sometimes cease to be recognized
by Quickbooks.


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KeesW

KeesW
Quickbooks Premier 07/08 Vista 64, 4MB Ram, 640MB Nvidea 8800GTS

I spent several hours yesterday struggling to get Vista to share its
Quickbooks 2008 data files. Apparently Vista does peer to peer file
sharing differently. Quickbooks 2008 on the host Vista PC worked just
tfine. However, the symptom at the other clients, both Vista and XP,
was that it took almost 3 minutes to get to the login screen for the
data file. I thought it might have to do with anti-virus or perhaps
the deskjet/scanner software. Disabling these and other startup
programs had no effect. After running diags and finding the hardware
to be in good shape, I finally moved the data files to an XP machine.
The data file login screen appeared in about 12 seconds, not 3
minutes. I concluded that Vista cannot share Quickbooks 2008 data
files. This could be due to different factors: the new IP stack? Vista
Shadow Copy services? server services? Vista hosting Quickbooks 2008
at this time is a bad combination.