Troubleshooting Solutions to Resolve QuickBooks Desktop Error 6210

QuickBooks Desktop Error 6210, 0 prompts while using QuickBooks in multi-user mode. The error is triggered when you attempt to access the QuickBooks company file hosted on a workstation that is not set up as the server in the network. Once a QuickBooks user gets QuickBooks Error Code 6210, 0, an error message displays that the QuickBooks company file that you are trying to access is not available, and later, QuickBooks Desktop quits unexpectedly. This error needs immediate resolution, and in this article, we will provide you with exactly that.

 

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Quick Solutions to Tackle QuickBooks Desktop Error 6210

Implement the following solutions carefully to rectify QuickBooks error 6210.

Solution 1: Restart QuickBooks Database Server Manager (For Multi-User Mode) to Rectify the Error 

Restarting QuickBooks Database Server Manager stopped verifies that all the processes related to the program are running in the background. 

• First, press Windows + R to get the Run Dialogue box and type Services. msc in the text box.
• Now hit Enter and locate the QuickBooks Database Server Manager service from the list (QuickBooksDB28, QuickBooksDB27, QuickBooksDB26, or QuickBooksDB29). Restart QuickBooks Database Services.
• Next, choose the service and click Restart from the left pane.
• Once all the services are restarted, attempt to access the QuickBooks company file again.
• If QuickBooks multi-user mode error 6210, 0 is still not letting you from opening the company file, then follow the next solution.

 

Solution 2: Create and Open a Sample Company File on Local Storage (On Workstation) to Resolve QuickBooks Error Code 6210

We implemented this solution to verify that the issue is only with the company file, and if your QuickBooks is not even able to open the sample file, this implies that your QuickBooks Program is corrupt and that different troubleshooting is required to resolve the issue.

 

• First, access QuickBooks Desktop and when the No Company Open window appears, click Open a Sample File.
• Now choose any company file from the options.
• In case QuickBooks can open the sample company file without any issues, then follow the next troubleshooting step.
• And in case you are still getting errors opening the sample QB company file, then this indicates that your QuickBooks Desktop is damaged, and you must first Repair QuickBooks.

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Solution 3: Rename.TLG and . ND Files (If you are using QuickBooks in Single-User mode) to Eliminate the Error 

.ND and . TLG are the Network Data and Transaction Log files, respectively in QuickBooks, that aid QuickBooks to function in multi-user mode. In case any of these files get corrupted, it is obvious to get errors while accessing the company file. 

• First, launch the Windows file manager by pressing Windows + E keys together and navigate to the QuickBooks installation directory. Then, by default QuickBooks gets installed in C:\Program Files\Intuit\QuickBooks or for 64-bit version C:\Program Files (x86)\Intuit\QuickBooks folder).
• Now find files with the same name as your company file.ND and . TLG extensions.
• Next, right-click each file and select Rename.
• Further type.OLD at the end of the file names after the extension (.TLG.OLD).
• Make a new folder on your computer’s desktop and copy the QuickBooks company file from the installation folder to this newly created folder.
• Lastly, run QuickBooks and access the company file from this newly created folder.

Summing Up!

We hope that the solutions mentioned in this article helped you in resolving QuickBooks Desktop error 6210. But we can understand if the error is recurring, and in such a case, you can contact our experts by calling us at +1(855)-738-0359 for immediate technical assistance.

 

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