The closest analogy I can think of is the transition from 32-bit to 64-bit architecture that began a couple of decades ago. Or alternatively the new Windows would have some sort of provision to run software designed for earlier versions. In any case you'd be able to keep your existing PC and existing Windows, etc. Even if that came to be you'd have several years notice. exe file will remain functional for many more years? Should I be concerned and throw in the towel and buy the new Quicken subscription service for Home & Business from Quicken Canada?It's highly unlikely that software designed to work in 2012 won't run any time (as in decade) soon. How long can a person continue to use these executable files on a Windows PC? Is it possible the. Kenj wrote: ↑ 05:42I worry that with a new Windows operating system my Quicken 2012 executable file will some day stop working. I should add I don't care about downloading data from financial institutions. What are others doing with their old Quicken software? I also worry if I wait too many more years my Quicken 2012 data won't import into the newer Quicken subscription software. exe file will remain functional for many more years? Should I be concerned and throw in the towel and buy the new Quicken subscription service for Home & Business from Quicken Canada? How many people on this forum are still today using older versions of Quicken on their PCs? I worry that with a new Windows operating system my Quicken 2012 executable file will some day stop working. exe file backed up on 3 different hard drives. I don't have the installation disk just the downloaded executable file to install the software. I'm still using Quicken 2012 Home & Business (Canada) on my Windows 10 laptop. I haven't posted on this forum in a really long time! I hope people notice this message in such an old and ongoing topic.
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