Getting QuickBooks Error code 6190 while opening the company file in QuickBooks Desktop? If affirmative, you are at the exact right place to know what to do in this case. Currently, you might be seeing an error message stating, “QuickBooks has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.” Tackling such 6xxx category errors of QuickBooks can be difficult because of their tricky nature. Hence, with this blog, we will provide you with all the necessary information related to QuickBooks error 6190, such as why it occurs and how to fix it safely.
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Why does QuickBooks error 6190 take place?
QuickBooks error 6190 usually occurs when there are some issues with the QuickBooks configuration file, like.ND (Network Descriptor) or TLG (Transaction Log), although there can be several other reasons behind its occurrence, such as:
1. The folder which contains the company file is damaged.
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What should you do to fix QuickBooks error code 6190?
Solution 1) Change the location of your company file on the server computer
1. On your server computer, select the Windows logo.
2. Enter the text “File Explorer” in the search box and open File Explorer.
3. Open the C: drive and move to the Users folder.
4. After that, go through the path “Public\Documents\Intuit\QuickBooks.”
5. In the QuickBooks folder, look for your company file. QBW extension and right-click on it.
6. From the list of options, select Copy.
7. Go to Windows Desktop and right-click anywhere on it.
8. Then select the Paste option.
9. On your keyboard, press down the Control key, and at the same time, open QuickBooks Desktop.
10. On the No Company Open window, select the Open or restore an existing company option.
11. Select your company files saved on the Windows Desktop.
If QuickBooks error 6190 still occurs, move to the next solution.
Solution 2) Rename the .ND (Network Descriptor) and .TLG (Transaction Log) configuration files
1. Go to the QuickBooks folder.
2. Search for the files with the same file name as your company file but with the.ND and.TLG extensions.
3. Right-click on the.ND file (Network Descriptor) and select Rename from the list of options.
4. After that, enter the text “.OLD” at the file name’s end.
5. Similarly, add the text “.OLD” to the.TLG (Transaction Log) file name.
6. Open QuickBooks Desktop and see whether you can open your company files now.
Conclusion
We hope that with the guidance of the above troubleshooting solutions, you can rectify QuickBooks error code 6190. If the answer is no, there might be some issues with your company file, like corruption. Hence, our suggestion is to use the QuickBooks File Doctor tool from QuickBooks Tool Hub. For extra support removing QuickBooks error 6190, you can speak with our QuickBooks officials at 1-855-856-0042..
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