That has no effect.  There is a problem with:

1. When the version upgrade is reported in the upgrade pop-up box, it should be the same format that Lacerte is reporting in their notices as the most recent upgrade.  Even on machines that report they are on the latest version of the program, if you do a webinstall within seconds of the latest version notice in the check update box, get a newer version, and not just a 1 time incident.  Currently, you have to hit F10 and then look at the current versions tab, at Federal, to see what the real current version is according to the way Lacerte is reporting it.  Should not that version format be reported in the upgrade box?

2. Why is a computer that meets all the tech requirements, has Admin authority, can not install the Background Update part of the program on the latest version of Win10.  That notice pops up in the last part of the update.

My hope is this is not a way to force us to go the route of using the program that resides in the cloud.  I'm done with Lacerte after all these many years if it goes that route.