I am getting ready to upgrade from Quickbooks Pro 2016 to 2019.　 We have multiple users so currently, our Quickbooks company files, along with an installation of Quickbooks Pro 2016 reside on a computer running Windows Server 2003.　 As I understand it, Quickbooks 2019 will not work with Windows Server 2003 so I am going to have to move the company files to a compatible machine.　 I have read the article, https://quickbooks.intuit.com/community/Getting-Started/Host-your-company-data-file-in-multi-user-mo... ,　 you referenced, and I think it answers my question, but before I make a decision on purchasing a new machine for this upgrade, I need a yes or no answer to the following questions: For multiple users to work with Quickbooks 2019 company files, rather than purchasing a new machine running the latest version or Windows Server, can the Quickbooks 2019 company files be hosted on a desktop machine running Windows 10 Pro?

Thanks,

Dan Capps