Quickbooks for mac hugh sierra for mac#

For more information, see this article: QuickBooks for Mac 2016 User’s Guide.īefore installing the 2010 version, ensure that the system meets the proper configurations to run the QuickBooks smoothly.Īlso, If you're interested, you may try the 30-day trial of QuickBooks Mac 2021 and navigate the new version from there. QuickBooks for Mac 2016 only supports Mac OS X v10.14 (Mojave), 10.13 (High Sierra), Mac OS 10.11 (El Capitan), and Mac OS X v10.12 (Sierra). Thanks for getting in touch with us here, you can install QuickBooks 2016 to that disk and convert it, but there's a possibility of data damage or loss because of the gap for your 20 versions. Thanks for any help with these questions! If I install QB 2016 off that disk, will I be able to update it, as I have 2010 all these years? Or will it be stuck with the version (R1 or whatever) is on the disk? The messages about Intuit no longer supporting it concern me.Īlso if I have the license from the disk, can I use that to register the trial version of 2016 that's on my MacBook? (It's R33.) I've now found an unopened and unregistered disk of QB 2016 at a reasonable price and am buying it. My MacBook Pro runs OS 10.13 and I was able to install a trial version of QB 2016 on it and open my company file, so that's great, but I really would like to keep QB going on the desktop. However when I tried updating to OS 10.12, QB 2010 did not work, so I had to downgrade it back. What I'm currently using is QB 2010, believe it or not, and though it was intended for OS 10.7 or something, it's just fine on 10.11, because of continuing updates. But I do want to bring things a bit more up to date and it's QB that's stalling that out. I have a very small business, my accounting needs are minimal, and I am simply not going to upgrade the Mac, the OS, or QB to the latest and greatest. I asked a few months ago here about updating QB for Mac (desktop) on my old 'cheesegrater' Mac Pro.