QuickBooks Desktop Has Reached the Expiration Date: Precise Solutions

• The continuous execution of the ‘QBW32.exe’ file in the background, even when QB is not running on the system, can trigger this error message.
• If you don’t keep fully accurate Windows Firewall settings, you are likely to encounter this problem.

Effective & Detailed Solutions for ‘QuickBooks Desktop Has Expired Error’

• In this solution, you have to bring up the ‘Task Manager’ window on the screen by hitting the ‘Ctrl + Alt + Delete’ keys, after which you should instantly choose the ‘Processes’ tab.
• After accessing the ‘Processes’ tab indicated on the ‘Task Manager’ window, you will promptly strike the ‘QBW32.exe’ file’s icon, following which you need to hit the ‘End Task’ button.
• Next, the background execution of the ‘QBW32.exe’ file will be stopped & you will thereafter reopen the QB application window to finish all your tasks very effectively.

Solution 2: Allot full exemption to ‘QuickBooks’ inside the relevant Windows Firewall settings

• Instantly open the ‘Windows Firewall’ window & swiftly strike the ‘Advanced Settings’ tab, following which you need to go forward to right-click the ‘Inbound Rules’ icon.
• Next, you have to carefully hit the ‘New Rule’ option & you will also strike the ‘Port’ box, after which you must mark the ‘TCP’ checkbox provided on the Windows Firewall window.
• Thereafter, you must effortlessly select the ‘Specific Local Ports’ box in order to write all the port numbers that are associated with your QB Desktop edition on the computer.
• At this step, go forward by hitting the ‘Next’ button & check the ‘Allow the Connection’ box, following which you need to fix a new name like ‘QBPORTSGEBH’ for the new rule.
• The full process can be finished by tapping the ‘Finish’ button & you should also repeat all these steps for the ‘Outbound Rule’ option so that you can eventually operate QB successfully.