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Getting QuickBooks Error 6130? Here’s How to Fix it 

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QuickBooks Error 6130

QuickBooks Error 6130 is a multi-user error that gets triggered while accessing a company file in the multi-user mode network. The error is generally triggered due to damaged configuration files or issues with the database server manager. You need to diagnose the cause of the error and then implement the solution accordingly. This article aims to provide quick and simple solutions with step by steps instructions so you can easily fix the error by yourself. Read the information below in this article to know the various causes and the solutions to the error.

If you need any help with the error’s troubleshooting, get in touch with us for immediate assistance from a QuickBooks Professional.

Causes of QuickBooks Multi-user Error 6130

The multi-user errors are usually caused due to issues with the database server. However, other issues can cause the error too. The reasons for the error to get triggered are presented below:

  • The Windows Firewall is blocking the connection between your workstation and the server computer.
  • Corrupted configuration files.
  • Damaged company file.

Conclusion

Mostly the issues with the firewall cause the error. You can use the hit and try method to see what causes the error and implement the solution accordingly.

Troubleshooting Methods to Error 6130 in QuickBooks

There are various solutions to the error depending on its cause. You need to find the cause of the error so you can execute the solution that is suitable for your situation. The most effective solutions are given below:

1.Restart QuickBooks Database service

If the error is caused due to the issues with the QuickBooks Database server manager, you can restart your QuickBooks database service on the server to fix the error. The steps to restart the QuickBooks database service are listed below:

  • Open the Run window by pressing Windows key + R together on the keyboard.
  • In the textbox, enter services.msc and then press the Enter key.
  • Then search QuickBooksDBXX, where XX represents the QuickBooks version of your computer.
  • Click the QuickBooks DBXX service from the list and select the Start button.\
  • Finally, open your company file on your workstation to check if the error is resolved.

2.Rename the Network data and Transaction Log files

The damaged configuration files will prevent you from accessing the company file. You need to rename both files to fix the error. Follow the steps below to rename the .ND and .TLG file:

  • Open File Manager and go to C:\Users\Public\Public Documents\Intuit\QuickBooks.
  • Then in the QuickBooks installation folder, search the files with ND and TLG extension.
  • After that, right-click either of the .ND file and then select Rename the option.
  • Change the file name to anything you prefer. We suggest adding .old at the end of the file name.
  • After saving the file name, repeat the same process with the .TLG file.
  • Once renaming is done, open your company files again to check if the error is resolved.

Conclusion:

The information given above in this article explains the causes and the solutions to the QuickBooks Error 6130. The solutions include restarting the QuickBooks Database service and renaming the ND and TLG files. You can run the file doctor if the above solutions don’t help fix the error. Just contact our QuickBooks Expert if you have any further doubts related to QuickBooks multi-user error 6130 or this article.