Quick Method to Fix the QuickBooks Error Code 6190

QuickBooks error 6190 appears when you are using QuickBooks in multi-user mode, and QuickBooks is encountering issues connecting with the company file on the network server. This usually happens when one or more users in the network are running their QuickBooks Desktop in Multi-User Mode, which can only be enabled on the server computer. The chances of getting QB error 6190 increase when the company file or the network is damaged, and once you encounter errors 6190 and 816 QuickBooks Desktop, it displays an error message. To learn the effective solutions to eliminate this error permanently, follow this article to the end.

Quick Solutions to Resolve QuickBooks Error 6190

Before starting the troubleshooting make sure that you are logged in as an administrator on your Windows PC; if not, right-click the QuickBooks Desktop icon and select Run as Administrator to access QuickBooks as an administrator.

Solution 1: Repair the File Damage using QuickBooks File Doctor

QuickBooks File Doctor is a splendid tool that helps deal with general issues in the network and company file, and once you run QuickBooks File Doctor, it automatically scans and identifies the issues to resolve them.

1. If you are using QuickBooks Desktop 2019 or later, press the Help tab and choose QuickBooks Tool Hub.

2. If you have an older version of QuickBooks Desktop, look for QuickBooks Tool Hub on the official QuickBooks website.

3. Download and save the Tool Hub installation file named "QuickBooksToolHub.exe" to a location where you can quickly find it after the download completes.

4. Run the installer file and end the installation process by agreeing to the license agreement.

5. If you can't locate the Tool Hub icon on the desktop, search it from the Windows search and run it.

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7. You can now choose the QuickBooks File Doctor Tool under the Company File Issues tab.

8. Search or manually select the company file that is having issues, and QuickBooks File Doctor will automatically repair the damage in it.

Solution 2: Check the Single-user Mode

Accessing a QB company file already in use by another user in single-user mode can prompt QB error 6190.

1. Start your system again, copy the data file from its source, and paste it to the desktop.

2. Again, copy and paste it to the original location, then sign into QuickBooks using your credentials.

Solution 3: Rename the QuickBooks.ND and . TLG Files

Damage in QuickBooks.ND and . TLG files are the common reasons for triggering errors like 6123. By following the steps listed below, we will rename the QuickBooks configuration files, forcing QuickBooks to create new ones with no corruption, thus fixing error 6190 and 816 in QuickBooks.

1. First strep is to access the Windows File Manager and navigate to the QuickBooks Installation Directory.

2. Usually, QuickBooks Desktop is located in C: \ Users\ Public\ Public Documents\Intuit\ QuickBooks\.

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4. Rename QuickBooks.ND and . TLG Files and locate the files with the same name as your company file but with.ND and . TLG extension.

5. Right-click each file, choose Rename and add. OLD FILE at the end of the file name.

6. Launch QuickBooks and try to open the QB company file now.

Conclusion

If you are getting QuickBooks Error 6190, then don't panic; through this article, we will help you rectify this error quickly. If the troubleshooting doesn't help, we suggest you call us at +1(855)-738-0359 to get guidance from our team of specialists.