On the Welcome back screen, select Continue next to the return you want to view to open the return. Sign in to the TurboTax Online version for that year: Tax year 2020. To find your return for a certain year: 1. NET Framework you have and reinstall either 4.7.1 or 4.7.2 (assuming, of course, that you have Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 installed). Each new year of TurboTax Online is distinct from the year prior. I suggest that you uninstall whichever version of the.
#HOW TO OPEN A TURBOTAX 2014 FILE UPDATE#
The current version is 4.7.2 (I haven't yet installed this it's a pending "recommended" update in Windows Update). NET and determine which version(s) you have installed: NET Framework (see, e.g., the last post in this thread:Ĭlick Start, type Programs and Features in the Search box, and press Enter. To have the same issue, I suspect that the problem actually is in the. However, given that 5 different versions of TT appear Is the executable in the "ordinal not found" error window TurboTax.exe?īased on ElderN's description of the ordinal entry points in rpcrt4.dll, together with your report that sfc /scannow found no problems, my conclusion is that your issue is not actually with rpcrt4.dll but with the application that is calling one of the functionsĪssuming that TurboTax.exe is the faulting executable in the error window (see above), one might conclude that the problem is there and that uninstalling and reinstalling TurboTax will fix the problem.
#HOW TO OPEN A TURBOTAX 2014 FILE INSTALL#
Read through this thread, especially the posts from ElderN:ĭoes any of that apply to you? Did you also install Windows 10 and then revert to Windows 7? And my current TT 2017 Deluxe opens with no problem. I did look through their files, however, and none of them include rpcrt4.dll.
LemP Volunteer Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012Īlthough I have all of those older versions of TT, I really don't want to attempt to run them. Please report the message that you actually do see when the System File Checker completes. If all goes well, you should see something like this. Type the following in the black Command Prompt window and press Enter Open an Elevated Command Prompt (click Start, type Command Prompt in the Search box, right-click on the link, and select "Run as administrator" then respond as needed to the UAC prompt). What edition of Windows do you have and is it 32-bit or 64-bit? If you're not sure, click Start, right-click "Computer," and select "Properties." What happened to your system shortly before the problem occurred?
Files like this are difficult to delete by mistake because they are protected by Windows. This is a Windows system file rather than a file specific to TurboTax. I expect that the error message you see actually is complaining about r PCrt4.dll rather than r CPrt4.dll
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