At least 2.0 GHz processor, 2.4 GHz recommended.NET 1.1 and will only install a later version if I absolutely have to. NET I have no idea whether doing so will harm QuickBooks. To do that:ī) Right click on it and choose Propertiesĭ) Choose "Run this program in compatibility mode for" Windows XP SP2ĩ) Run Services.msc, and for the Protected Storage Service, start it, and set it to automatic.ġ0) Run Quickbooks and download and install the needed updates.ġ) I haven't yet re-installed Flash I doubt that doing so will affect Quickbooks as it only appears to want Flash for the install process.Ģ) I haven't yet installed an upgraded version of Microsoft. NET framework 1.1 (which Quickbooks needs).ħ) Install Quickbooks the installation process likes to have Flash 7 available so it can show you a bunch of promo videos, but if Flash isn't installed on your computer (and it won't be if you've followed number 1 above), the installation still runs fine, and you simply don't get the promo videos.Ĩ) Set Quickbooks to run in Windows XP SP 2 mode, disable visual themes for the executable, and you may need to run as administrator. Within the DOTNET11 folder you'll see the executable dotnetfx.exe Run that file to install the Microsoft. NET framework you currently have.Ĥ) Unpack the Quickbooks installation filesĥ) Within the Quickbooks installation files you'll see a folder called THIRDPARTY, and in that folder you'll see another one called DOTNET11. Not all of these steps may be necessary in your case.ġ) Uninstall whatever version of Flash you currently have.Ģ) Uninstall whatever version of Microsoft. Here are the steps I took, cobbling together pieces of advice from various online forums your mileage may vary.
After a lot of fiddling, I was able to get Quickbooks 2005 to work on Windows Vista.
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