QuickBooks 6xxx series of error have been bothering users of the QuickBooks program, especially when they attempt to open or make changes to their company files. One such error belonging to the series is the QuickBooks error 6190,816. Getting this error rooted out is important as it might embolden some serious ramifications in your QuickBooks program. In this article, we will go over the solutions to QuickBooks error 6190 816.
What leads to QuickBooks Error code 6190,816?
- This error may be caused by some discrepancies between your Company file and .TLG files.
- Multiple users attempting to access a company file in single-user mode simultaneously.
- A damaged company file may potentially lead to this error.
- One of the other causes of Error 6190,816 is saving the company file in the read-only folder.
Multiple methods to fix QuickBooks Error 6190, 816
Method 1: Employing the QuickBooks File Doctor
- Download the QuickBooks Doctor File Tool.
- Make sure to only download it from Intuit's official website.
- After the Tool Hub has been installed, select the option to access the Tools Hub, and then select Company File Issues.
- The user must then choose the option to Run QBFD.
- Browser and select the company file.
- Soon after, you will need to enter the correct QuickBooks login and admin password details.
- Now, press the Next button.
- Restart QuickBooks and view the Company file.
Method 2: Use Quick Fix My Program Feature
- Install QuickBooks Tool Hub.
- Then, open the Program problems tab.
- Within this, select the Quick Fix My Program option and let this feature scan and fix any QuickBooks-related issues, including those leading to Error 6190, 816.
- After completion, open the QuickBooks Company file and check if it is cleared off your computer.
Method 3: Rename .ND and .TLG files
- Open the Windows File Manager and then go to the following location.
Drive: Users/ Public /Public Documents/Intuit/QuickBooks.
- When you are in the QuickBooks folder, search for the files with TLG and ND extensions at their end.
- Once the files have been identified, right-click on them and select Rename.
- After the filename you need to add .OLD.
- Finally, launch QuickBooks and then make sure that you do not face Error 6190 while opening the company files.
Method 4: Moving the Company File to the local System
- Copy the file for your company from where it is located (press Ctrl + C to copy the file) to the local desktop (press Ctrl + V to paste the file).
- Then, fill up the correct fields to log into your QuickBooks account.
- Try opening your company file.
Method 5: Go for Windows Update
- Click on the Start button and search for ‘’Update’’.
- Now, click on Windows Update icon.
- Herein, click on the option to Check for Updates.
- Now, download the updates and once done, restart the PC.
- Upon restarting the system, these updates will automatically get installed on your system.
- Thereafter, launch QuickBooks Desktop and try to open the company file once again.
If you continue to experience QuickBooks Error 6190, 816, you can speak with our licensed QuickBooks specialists by calling us at the helpline 1 800 761 1787. To respond to client inquiries around the clock, our Team is constantly active at the back end.