QuickBooks is a complex program that processes a lot of data. As data is added to a QuickBooks company file (.qbw), loading and processing times increase. Within the program, slower processing is usually seen when performing tasks that involve the entire company file, such as running utilities or preparing reports. Since QuickBooks is typically used […]
What Does Error Code 80070057 Mean?
According to Intuit, Error Code 80070057 has several variations, each of which has different causes and solutions. Some variations remain unresolved. Interestingly, before converting our KnowledgeBase to the present format, our article on this error code was our most viewed article by a factor of more than 2 to 1. That’s a good indicator of […]
What Does Error Code -6190, -816 Mean?
According to Intuit, Error Code -6190, -816: “QuickBooks was unable to open the file [pathfilename] on the host” is an error that can occur when running QuickBooks in multi-user mode on a Linux server. It’s caused because the company file (a file with an extension of .qbw) doesn’t match the transaction log (a file with […]
What Does Error Code -6190, -82 Mean?
According to Intuit, Error Code -6190, -82: “QuickBooks was unable to open the file [pathfilename] on the host” is an error that can occur when running QuickBooks in multi-user mode on Windows Server. It’s caused because the company file (a file with an extension of .qbw) doesn’t match the transaction log (a file with an […]
What Does Error Code -6073, -816 Mean?
According to Intuit, Error Code -6073, -816: “QuickBooks is unable to open this company file” is an error that has multiple possible causes. The possible causes include: multiple computers have hosting turned on instead of only 1 different releases of QuickBooks on the server and the affected workstation insufficient file permissions the Database Manager service […]
What Is the Transaction Log File?
The QuickBooks transaction log file is a log of all changes about to be made to the company file (.qbw) before they are actually recorded in the company file. It is stored in the same folder as the company file itself. It’s automatically created by QuickBooks. The filename of the transaction log file is in […]
What Does Error Code -6000, -107 Mean?
According to Intuit, Error Code -6000, -107 “QuickBooks is unable to open company file” can occur when a user is attempting open a QuickBooks company file (.qbw) and the associated network data (.nd) or transaction log (.tlg) file is damaged. To resolve this error, rename both of the files and re-start QuickBooks. QuickBooks will recreate […]
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