The performance of QB desktop application was not "hampered" by our companies data file size.
It was running it typical slow self under QB 2017. When Intuit forced us to change to 2020 that is when the problem started.
We are not using a "server". We are using 1 desktop, and only 1 user.
Same for the past 20 some years.
It ain't our "server". It ain't our hardware, and its certainly not Win 7 64 bit professional. We can run just about any application on your desktop including CAD programs, graphics rendering programs, and more. (and they are not running when we use Slowboat QB. It ain't our bandwidth. It ain't our internet connection speed. The issue is the 'new' software by QB and whatever you do on your end. So please stop with generalities. I've been using Intuit products longer than you have been working for Intuit.
AND....
1) Intuit should NOT be moving our companies data file between our computer and Intuit's servers. And, if that is happening now I need to know NOW!
The only information or data that should move is:
A) We are processing a CC
B) We are downloading software changes.
