Brandon, MB -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/14/2019 -- Corrupt or damaged QuickBooks files would oftentimes make it hard to open a QuickBooks company file.
Other reasons could entail that the file is already opened by another user on the shared network, incorrect methods used to open certain file types, reporting issues with the file, or an incorrect QuickBooks version being used to open files.
According to John Rocha, E-Tech's Technical Service Manager, certain tell-tale signs would warrant that you have a non-responding QuickBooks file – such as a system that often hangs, slow response while using the keyboard or mouse.
Error Codes-6000, -77 are normally what you would see when attempting to open a company file. Some ways to resolve this are by closing the 'QBW32.exe process', suppressing the QuickBooks App or by re-starting your QuickBooks Desktop.
Re-launching QuickBooks Desktop can be done by running it as an administrator. You can also download QuickBooks File Doctor which helps diagnose damaged files with errors and networking issues.
.ND and .TLG files will not cause anydata loss after renaming them. They are automatically generated if you scan your company files using the QuickBooks database server manager.
These are some common methods used when you experience errors 6000 -77 while opening a company file.
E-Tech offers an exclusive service to assist with common QuickBooks related errors including errors in the 6000 series. E-Tech hosts a ream of qualified, certified technicians with over two decades of experience in the field.
For more information on this service, visit https://e-tech.ca/Quickbooks-Error-Code-Repair.aspx
About E-Tech
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