Practical approaches to address QuickBooks error 6190
QuickBooks can be trusted for precise accounting and secure storage of financial data. The company files containing the financial information can be shared with multiple users in an organization to save time and increase efficiency. But users have complained about experiencing QuickBooks error 6190 while opening or hosting their company files. If you are also a victim of this error, continue with this blog to learn about the reasons it emerges and the steps to fix it.
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Reasons
- Some other user is signed in to the data file in single-user mode, and the file is now inaccessible to all the other systems.
- The company file is severely damaged and cannot be processed in the software.
- QuickBooks also fails to access the company file if the Database Server Manager stops running.
Solutions
Solution 1- Ensure only the server computer opens the file in Multi-user mode
- Go to all the computers in your organization and sign out of your company files in all of them.
- Open the folder containing the data file and move the file to a different location.
- Bring the file back to its original location and open QuickBooks on your server computer.
- Use the File option to open the company file in multi-user mode.
- Try opening the company file on the workstations running in single-user mode.
- Go to the QB folder using a file explorer or run a direct search.
- Right-click the QuickBooks.exe icon and click the Run as Administrator option in the list.
- Open the company file in multi-user mode when the software runs in Admin mode.
Solution 2- Use the Quick fix my file tool to repair the company file
- Launch the QB tool hub and click the Company file issues menu.
- Select Quick fix my file in the list and wait until the company file is fixed.
Conclusion
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