QuickBooks Error 6123, 0 – Causes, Solutions & Expert Assistance

QuickBooks Error 6123, 0 occurs when:

• You try to open a company file (.QBW) from a network or multi-user setup.
• You attempt to restore a backup file (.QBB).
• You try to upgrade your QuickBooks company file to a newer version.

The error message usually reads:

"Error -6123, 0: Connection to the QuickBooks company file has been lost."

This can happen in single-user mode or multi-user mode, and it's often associated with network, system, or file damage issues.

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• Here are the most common reasons why Error 6123, 0 might appear:

The main .QBW file may be partially or fully corrupted.

Network disruptions or improper configurations between host and client machines can cause this error.

Antivirus or firewall software can block QuickBooks connections to the company file.

When hosting is turned on in multiple computers, it can disrupt access to the data file.

If your Windows user profile is corrupt, it may interfere with QuickBooks operations.

Attempting to restore a backup from a removable device or network location may lead to error 6123.

Here are the best solutions to fix QuickBooks Error 6123, 0. Try them in order or contact our support team directly at +1-800-223-1608 for guided help.

1. Download the QuickBooks Tool Hub from the official Intuit website.
2. Install and open the tool.
3. Click on the Company File Issues tab.
4. Select Quick Fix my File or Run File Doctor Tool.
5. Follow the on-screen steps to repair your company file.

This tool automatically detects and fixes company file and connection issues.

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1. Open the folder containing your company file.
2. Look for files with the same name as your company file but with extensions:
   • .ND (Network Data)
   • .TLG (Transaction Log)
3. Right-click each file and select Rename.
4. Add .old at the end of each file name (e.g., CompanyFile.qbw.nd.old).
5. Reopen QuickBooks and try accessing your file again.

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If you're restoring from a backup stored on a USB or cloud/network drive:

1. Copy the .QBB file to your local hard drive (preferably the desktop).
2. Open QuickBooks Desktop.
3. Select File > Open or Restore Company > Restore a backup copy.
4. Browse to the new local location and proceed.

Only the server should have hosting enabled:

1. On all client systems, open QuickBooks.
2. Navigate to File > Utilities.
3. If it says Stop Hosting Multi-User Access, click it.
4. Confirm the changes.

This ensures proper file access from the network.

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Corrupt Windows profiles can interfere with file access:

1. Open Control Panel > User Accounts > Manage another account.
2. Click Add a new user in PC settings.
3. Create a new administrator account.
4. Log in with the new user and try to open QuickBooks.

If the company file is badly damaged:

1. Locate the ADR folder in:

   vbnetCopyEditC:\Users\Public\Documents\Intuit\QuickBooks\Company Files 

2. Copy .QBW.adr and .TLG.adr files to a new folder.
3. Remove the .adr extension.
4. Try opening the newly restored company file.

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If none of the solutions work or if you're not comfortable performing these steps on your own, don't risk your data. Contact the QuickBooks Support Team at 1-800-223-1608. Our experts are available 24/7 to help you:

• Repair company file damage
• Fix network connection issues
• Guide you with backup and restoration
• Provide full data recovery support

It is a connection error that prevents QuickBooks Desktop from opening or restoring a company file. It often involves file corruption, network problems, or incorrect multi-user configuration.

Yes, QuickBooks File Doctor—available in the Tool Hub—can fix basic network and file corruption issues related to Error 6123.

QuickBooks may fail to recognize or access the backup file properly, leading to error 6123. Always copy the file to your local system before restoring.

Yes, damaged Windows user profiles can block QuickBooks processes. Creating a new user profile often resolves the issue.

If you've tried everything and still face the issue, contact our certified QuickBooks error support team at +1-800-223-1608. We'll guide you through safe and effective solutions.

QuickBooks Error 6123, 0 is a common yet solvable error that occurs during file opening or restoration. Whether caused by network settings, file damage, or user errors, applying the solutions above will help you regain access.

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