Technical Issue - Program Freezes

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February 8, 2025
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I am using the desktop version to do my 2024 taxes for Fed and Missouri. At the end of the state process the program constantly freezes and displays "Not Responding". It has nothing to do with my Internet connection, I use a high speed direct cable LAN access.

SharonD007

Try clearing your cache and deleting your cookies. Review the TurboTax Help article How to clear your cache and How do I delete cookies? for specific instructions for your browser. Also, reboot your computer.

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Kevin_KAuthor

I am using the desktop version as I stated. What does that have to do with my browser cookies/cache?? Why didn't you just tell me to turn my computer off and then on again?! What a joke! So basically there is zero actual technical support for this garbage.

SteamTrain

Employee

I noticed this issue on my Windows 11, Desktop Premier....as have a number of other folks.

I found that if I just waited a Loooooog time...eventually the page moved on to the next step.

Apparently it happens at the final Review "Summary" step where hitting "Continue" doesn't seem to do anything.

Hit the "Continue" then go clean out your email for at least 2 minutes...or wash dishes/take out the trash.

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Another person said it also happens when starting the final Filing steps...but I haven't gotten that far and won't for a couple weeks.

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Yep...something strange that the TTX software is doing in the background...apparently.

They really need to work on whatever the hangup is......millions of folks are going to start jumping ship if TTX doesn't fix it. A bunch are already jumping ship due to other software changes this year that were improperly tested and poorly thought out.

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