Jeff Barnett wrote:Thank you. Fixed now.
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for
TurboTax when Intuit quit running on Win 7. I occasionally use it for
video conferences too. Today I noticed that it was set to the wrong
time zone so I tried to set it to the proper one.
I found my way to the place to change it by right click on the
date-time on the tool bar and selecting "adjust date/time". Though a
"Time zone" line was displayed, it was 1) grayed out and 2) non
responsive to the mouse. I tried turning off "Set time automatically"
and noted that "set time zone automatically" was off. The former could
be toggled the latter could not. No combination allowed changing "Time
zone".
Obvious question: How do I set the time zone for this laptop?
Go to Control Panel, Date and Time; and see if you can change things there. If you encounter the same problems, come back to us and we'll guide you further.
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for
TurboTax when Intuit quit running on Win 7. I occasionally use it for
video conferences too. Today I noticed that it was set to the wrong time
zone so I tried to set it to the proper one.
I found my way to the place to change it by right click on the date-time
on the tool bar and selecting "adjust date/time". Though a "Time zone"
line was displayed, it was 1) grayed out and 2) non responsive to the
mouse. I tried turning off "Set time automatically" and noted that "set
time zone automatically" was off. The former could be toggled the latter could not. No combination allowed changing "Time zone".
Obvious question: How do I set the time zone for this laptop?
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for
TurboTax when Intuit quit running on Win 7. I occasionally use it for
video conferences too. Today I noticed that it was set to the wrong time
zone so I tried to set it to the proper one.
I found my way to the place to change it by right click on the date-time
on the tool bar and selecting "adjust date/time". Though a "Time zone"
line was displayed, it was 1) grayed out and 2) non responsive to the
mouse. I tried turning off "Set time automatically" and noted that "set
time zone automatically" was off. The former could be toggled the latter could not. No combination allowed changing "Time zone".
Obvious question: How do I set the time zone for this laptop?
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for
TurboTax when Intuit quit running on Win 7.
On 5/20/24 10:09 AM, Jeff Barnett wrote:
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for
TurboTax when Intuit quit running on Win 7.
If that becomes a problem again try using TurboTax in a browser. I've been doing that for years and it works on most any OS. Most recently I used this Amazon Fire HD10 tablet (that I'm now posting with) to do a little income
tax work when on a trip. Perhaps not the most convenient but it worked...
On 5/20/2024 11:53 AM, AJL wrote:Where are your data files stored?
On 5/20/24 10:09 AM, Jeff Barnett wrote:
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for TurboTax when Intuit quit
running on Win 7.
If that becomes a problem again try using TurboTax in a browser. I've been >> doing that for years and it works on most any OS. Most recently I used this >> Amazon Fire HD10 tablet (that I'm now posting with) to do a little income
tax work when on a trip. Perhaps not the most convenient but it worked...
I do use it in a browser. Intuit quit supporting Win 7 years ago.
On 5/20/24 02:51 PM, Jeff Barnett wrote:
On 5/20/2024 11:53 AM, AJL wrote:Where are your data files stored?
On 5/20/24 10:09 AM, Jeff Barnett wrote:
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for
TurboTax when Intuit quit running on Win 7.
If that becomes a problem again try using TurboTax in a browser. I've
been
doing that for years and it works on most any OS. Most recently I
used this
Amazon Fire HD10 tablet (that I'm now posting with) to do a little
income
tax work when on a trip. Perhaps not the most convenient but it
worked...
I do use it in a browser. Intuit quit supporting Win 7 years ago.
On 5/20/2024 11:53 AM, AJL wrote:
On 5/20/24 10:09 AM, Jeff Barnett wrote:
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for
TurboTax when Intuit quit running on Win 7.
On 5/20/2024 2:10 PM, Big Al wrote:Nope, just curious if the cloud work was on cloud files or local files.
On 5/20/24 02:51 PM, Jeff Barnett wrote:
On 5/20/2024 11:53 AM, AJL wrote:Where are your data files stored?
On 5/20/24 10:09 AM, Jeff Barnett wrote:
I have a small Win 10 laptop that I got a few years ago to use for TurboTax when Intuit quit
running on Win 7.
If that becomes a problem again try using TurboTax in a browser. I've been >>>> doing that for years and it works on most any OS. Most recently I used this
Amazon Fire HD10 tablet (that I'm now posting with) to do a little income >>>> tax work when on a trip. Perhaps not the most convenient but it worked... >>>>
I do use it in a browser. Intuit quit supporting Win 7 years ago.
On my computer while doing and computing. Of course those files are cloned when I efile.
I presume your question was diagnostic to see if I actually used my computer as other than a smart
terminal or x-window?
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