QuickBooks Error 6073 is a common issue that occurs when attempting to open a company file in QuickBooks. This error is part of the 6000 series, which generally indicates problems with company file access or corruption. Error 6073 specifically points to the inability to open the company file due to restrictions or issues with file permissions.
Encountering QuickBooks Error code 6073 can be frustrating as it prevents users from accessing their financial data. Understanding the causes and implementing the appropriate solutions is crucial for resolving this error and resuming normal operations. For any support on fixing this problem, you can speak with our team at +1-(855)-955-1942.
What are the causes for QuickBooks Desktop error 6073?
Identifying these causes can aid in troubleshooting QuickBooks Error Message 6073 effectively and resolving the issue.
If the company file is already open on another computer or user in single-user mode.
If another user has the company file open in multi-user mode and has locked it, attempting to open it simultaneously.
Placing the company file in a read-only network folder or in a location that lacks sufficient permissions can cause QB Error 6073.
If the company file is damaged or corrupted, QuickBooks may encounter issues opening it.
Certain security software or firewalls may block QuickBooks from accessing or opening the company file.
Solution: Use the QB tool hub to fix this issue
Running the QuickBooks File Doctor can help diagnose and repair issues with the company file, which may resolve QuickBooks Error Code 6073.
Ensure QuickBooks is closed.
Next, you will have just to download and then install the QuickBooks Tool Hub from the official Intuit website.
Open the QuickBooks Tool Hub once installed.
In the Tool Hub, select the "Company File Issues" tab.
And then, you will have to click on the "Run QuickBooks File Doctor" option that comes to your screen.
Now you just need to wait for the tool to get opened, and then you will have to select your company file from the drop-down menu.
Choose either "Check your file" or "Check your network," and click on the "Continue" button.
Enter your QuickBooks admin password when prompted and click on the "Next" button.
The tool will now scan and repair any issues with the company file.
After the scan and repair process is complete, close the QuickBooks File Doctor tool.
Reopen QuickBooks and try opening the company file to check if error 6073 is resolved.
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Solution 2: Just rename the unavailable ND files or those that are corrupted
Renaming the network data file allows QuickBooks to recreate a fresh network data file when it is unable to locate the original or encounters corruption.
You need first to make sure that all the users are logged out of QuickBooks.
After that, you need to navigate to the folder where you have stored the company file.
Locate the network data file (usually with the .nd file extension) associated with the company file.
And then, you just have to “right-click” on the ND file and then select the "Rename" option.
Choose a new name for the file, ensuring it has a different name but retains the .nd file extension.
Press Enter to save the new name.
After all this, just open your QuickBooks and then again try to access your company file once again.
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Conclusion
QuickBooks Error 6073 can hinder access to company files in QuickBooks. By identifying the causes and applying the appropriate solutions, users can overcome this error and regain access to their financial data efficiently. And for more information on fixing this issue, you will just have to call us at +1-(855)-955-1942.
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