Monday, 6 August 2018

QuickBooks Error H202 when opening your company file

In today’s post, we are going to discuss QuickBooks Error H202. You may follow these instructions to fix this error code by yourself. Also, if you want to hire an expert to quickly resolve it for you; you can contact us our QuickBooks Customer Support team. We work for our users and ensure that they get the best result.

QuickBooks company error H101, H202, H303, or H505 is the most common error which mostly happens when you are trying to access company files which are located on another computer and you would be getting this error.

Reasons behind the occurrence of QuickBooks Error H202 Code as:-

     When a user will try to work with a company file & it is located in a multi-user mode this replicates the QuickBooks that is unable to reach the server on your system.
     Thus, QuickBooks software is unable to communicate via the server.

Method to Fix QuickBooks H202 Error


Solution 1:

1.     On the hosting computer, create a new folder, share it and Set up folder and Windows access permissions to share company files. If you do not have access to the file server, contact your IT professional.
2.     Copy the .qbw file to the new folder.
3.     Open your company file in multi-user mode again.

Solution 2:

1.     Press Windows Key + R to open a Run command.
2.     Enter ping [servername] and press Enter. You should see a reply for each packet with none being lost.
Important: If you see packet loss or a slow reply, your network should be diagnosed by a qualified IT professional.
3.     If using a mapped drive to connect to your company file on the server, bypass the mapped drive by navigating to the server shared folder via UNC (Universal Naming Convention) path from the workstation computer (ex: \\server\QBData\).
If the path to your company file is on your network and begins with a drive letter, it's a mapped drive.
4.     Use the UNC path, found in the title bar, to navigate to your company file within QuickBooks.

Solution 3:

1.     Open Control Panel, click System and Security, and then click Windows Firewall.
2.     In the left pane, click Allow an app or feature through Windows Firewall (if you are running Windows Server 2012).
3.     Click Change Settings.
4.     Select Network Discovery, and then click OK.

Solution 4:

1.     Return to Services:
a.     Press the Windows key + R to open the Run window.
b.     In the Open: field, type services.msc and press Enter.
2.     In the Services window, scroll down to the service for Windows Firewall.
3.     Double click Windows Firewall.
4.     If Windows Firewall is not running, click Start.



Friday, 3 August 2018

QuickBooks Error -6190 -816

QuickBooks is an accounting software app that is used by businesses of all sizes. While using QuickBooks, if you get error messages such as “QuickBooks couldn’t open your company file” or “QuickBooks is unable to open this company file” then we can help you. This article offers useful tips to troubleshoot QuickBooks error -6190 -816.

QuickBooks error -6190 -816 Reasons

  •         Corrupted or damaged QuickBooks Company file.
  •         The file is already opened by another user on the shared network.
  •        Using wrong methods to open particular file types.
  •        Issues with reports in the file.
  •       Using an incorrect QuickBooks version to open files.
  •        Issues like access permissions, encrypted or compressed files, problems with filename and extension, and corruption of the data within the file.


Resolutions to fix QuickBooks error -6190 -816


Option 1: When the reason is the incompatibility of QuickBooks web and your computer

1.    Upgrade the software to the latest version or statement found online
2.    Check if the error has been resolved. If not, opt for Option 2.

Option 2: When multiple PCs are operating on the hosting

1.    Browse to the instruction in error that reads: “QuickBooks was not able to start the company file
2.    Follow the instructions and modify the hosting accordingly
3.    Check if the error has resolved. If not, go to Option 3

Option 3: When the user permission is limited

1.    Browse to the instruction in Error:”You do not have enough permission to the particularized folder
2.    Follow the instructions to adjust the licenses appropriately
3.    Check if the error has resolved. If not, opt for Option 4

Option 4: When the system files and transaction log files are set as hidden

1.    Go to My Computer
2.    Select Tools menu
3.    Choose Folder Options
4.    Click View
5.    Choose Display hidden folders and files
6.    Click OK
7.    Close My Computer tab that was open
8.    State the file folder and see the web data and transaction log files
9.    Right-click on web data
10.  Click Properties
11.  Remove Hidden selection
12.  Press OK

In case you face any difficulty in following the above-mentioned steps, you can connect with Quickinfy QuickBooks tech support helpdesk for further assistance.
We offer the best and most efficient QuickBooks technical support service to clients and customers.


Wednesday, 1 August 2018

QuickBooks Error 1935

If you have faced QuickBooks error 1935, it indicates that your computer setup needs Mircosoft framework of .NET. QuickBooks Error 1935 and other crucial QuickBooks issues have the possibilities to happen when your Windows Operating System gets damaged. The programs will start slower and answer times will delay.
When many applications are running on your computer, you may encounter crashes and stops. When installing QuickBooks or Microsoft .NET Framework, you receive either of these errors:

Error 1935: This setup requires .NET Framework.

OR

Error 1935: An error occurred during the installation of assembly



Causes of appearing QuickBooks Error 1935:


  1.     Unfinished installation or defective download of QuickBooks.
  2.     The framework of.Net is not up-to-date on your computer.
  3.     The framework of.Net has not established in you are working computer.
  4.     The framework of.Net in your computer has damaged.
  5.     Added details maliciously or wrongly deleted QuickBooks company files.
  6.     Damaged Windows Registry from a recent QuickBooks Update.
  7.     Malware infection that has damaged Windows company files or QuickBooks-associated program data


QuickBooks Error 1935 Troubleshoot suggestions:



Solution 1:

  1. Press on the Framework of .NET website which is Microsoft.
  2. Lightly to download the network installer.
  3. Study the directions on the screen and then download and install the framework of .NET respectively.
  4. Restart your PC.

Solution 2:


  1.  Restart your machine if you are facing error 1935.
  2.   And restart the installation process.
  3.  Stop your antivirus program during the installation procedure.
  4. QuickBooks and .NET Framework (if not installed earlier) And now install
  5.  Now you can restart your antivirus program again after successful installation of QuickBooks & .net framework.
  6. If the problem still persists then See Install QuickBooks in Selective Startup for detailed instructions.
  7. If you still receive the error 1935 check if Microsoft.Net framework need to be repaired or reinstall and start your installation procedure again


Solution 3:


  1.     Repair Registry Entries Associated with Error 1935
  2.     Conduct a Full Malware Scan of Your PC
  3.     Clean Out Your System Junk (Temporary Files and Folders) With Disk Cleanup (cleanmgr)
  4.     Update Your PC Device Drivers
  5.     Utilize Windows System Restore to “Fix” Recent System Changes
  6.     Uninstall and Reinstall the QuickBooks Program Associated with Error 1935
  7.     Run Windows System File Checker (“sfc/scannow”)
  8.     Install All Available Windows Updates



Hope the above-discussed solutions would be helpful in fixing the QuickBooks Error 1935. If you are still facing the error then you can contact Quickinfy the best QuickBooks Support provider.

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