How to Resolve QuickBooks Error Code 6144, 304?
QuickBooks error 6144 82 can occur
due to incorrect network setup while trying to run QuickBooks Desktop or open a
company file. Renaming the .ND and .TLG files, which contain important
transaction and configuration information, can help resolve the error.
These files will be created
automatically when you rescan the company file using QuickBooks Database Server Manager. Refer to the complete guide for more information on the causes
of the QuickBooks error code 6144 and quick solutions to fix it.
What Causes the QuickBooks Error 6144 82?
QuickBooks Error message 6144 82
can occur due to:
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Damage in the
QuickBooks installation files, such as .ND Network Data and .TLG Transaction
Log files
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An
excessively long company file name (over 65 characters)
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A company
file that has been moved to a different folder location.
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General
company file corruption and connectivity issues.
DIY Steps to Troubleshoot
QuickBooks Error 6144 82
In order to rectify the QuickBooks
error message 6144 82, here the steps you need to follow:
Method 1: Rename the .ND and .TLG files
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To do this,
first open the QuickBooks Desktop software.
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Then press
the F2 key to get to the Product Information window.
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See the
location of the company file under the File Information section.
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Use Windows
file explorer to find the company file folder.
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Locate the
files with the same name as the company file and extensions .ND and .TLG, for example:
company_file.qbw.nd / company_file.qbw.tlg.
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If you cannot
see the file extensions, change the Windows Files and Folder settings.
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To do this
for Windows 7/8 users, click Organize from the top-left and choose Folder and
Search Options.
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Then go to
the View tab and uncheck "Hide extensions for known file type".
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For Windows
10 users, click the View tab and tick a checkmark next to the "File
name extensions".
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Rename each
file by right-clicking the file and selecting ‘Rename’. Write OLD at the
end of the file name. For example, company_file.qbw.nd.OLD.
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Open QuickBooks
again and try signing into your company file.
Method 2: Rename the Company File
● Using Windows Explorer, navigate to the QuickBooks company file folder typically located at C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\Intuit\QuickBooks\Company Files.
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Right-click
the company file with extension .QBW and select Rename.
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Make the necessary
changes to the file name and try to open the company file again.
Method 3: Moving the Company File to Its Original Folder
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Open the
QuickBooks Product Information window by pressing the F2 key on your keyboard.
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Note down the
location of the company file shown under the File Information section.
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Go to the
original company file folder location and check if the company file is still
saved there.
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If you can't
find the company file, use the Windows search field to search for files with
.QBW extension and copy the one you want to open.
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Paste the
company file in the original company file folder.
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Try to access
the company file again to check if the error is resolved.
Method 4: Control User Permissions
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Open the
QuickBooks desktop and navigate to the Company tab to find the Users option.
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Click on Set
up Users and Roles and enter your password to access the data.
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Select a
username from the list of users and modify their role according to your prefessrences.
Summing Up!
The above steps can help you fix
QuickBooks error 6144 82 quickly. If the error still persists, you can try
restoring the backup of the company file. If you need assistance with
implementing the troubleshooting steps mentioned in this article, you can reach
out to our QuickBooks error support experts by calling us on 1-800-615-2347.
You may also see: How to Fix QuickBooks Sync Manager
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