QuickBooks error 6000 77: What it is and How to Fix it

There are numerous company file errors that annoy users. One most common of them is QuickBooks error 6000 77, which appears when a user attempts to open the company file. When the error evokes, the user gets an error message, “We’re sorry. QuickBooks encountered a problem. Error codes: (-6000, -77). The error occurs because of insufficient permissions and a damaged company file. Go through the complete advisory blog to know about causes and troubleshooting solutions to fix error 6000 77 in QuickBooks.

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Reasons that can cause QuickBooks company file error 6000 77

Have a look at some major reasons that trigger this error in QuickBooks:

1. The QuickBooks user does not have sufficient permissions to access the company file.
2. The company file is stored on an external drive.
3. The transaction log and network data files are damaged or corrupted.
4. Windows Firewall and third-party security applications block QuickBooks connectivity with the server.

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Fixing QuickBooks error code 6000 77 with Tested Methods

Method 1. Name the QuickBooks configuration files again

1. Close QuickBooks Desktop and then open the folder that stores all the company files.
2. Within the folder, search for the company files with .nd and .tlg extensions.
3. Right-click both the files one by one and then select the Rename option.
4. Include the word .old after the extension, hit Enter, and open QuickBooks.

Method 2. Open company file using the UNC path

1. Look for the QuickBooks Desktop icon and right-click it.
2. On your keyboard, tap and hold the Ctrl key and select the Run as Administrator option.
3. Keep holding the Ctrl key until the No Company Open screen appears.
4. Go to the File menu, choose Open or Restore Company and select Open a company file.
5. Click Next, move to the left pane and choose Network.
6. Move to the company file location, choose your company file and click Open.

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Method 3. Get QuickBooks Desktop Tool Hub and make use of the QuickBooks File Doctor

1. Start with closing company files and then exit the QuickBooks Desktop application.
2. Open your web browser, and download the most recent version of QuickBooks Tool Hub.
3. Save the QuickBooksToolHub.exe file to a location you can easily access.
4. Go to your desktop, open the QuickBooks Tool Hub setup file and follow the instructions that show up on the screen.
5. Install the QuickBooks Tool Hub by selecting the agree to the terms and conditions checkbox.
6. Open the QuickBooks Tool Hub by double-clicking the icon and choosing the Program Problems tab.
7. Click Run QuickBooks File Doctor and wait till the tool opens.
8. Select your company file. If you can’t see the file, click Browse and search for it on your computer.
9. Click the Check your File option, enter login details, and then Next.
10. Let the tool run and resolve company file and network issues

Conclusion

We hope you find our blog helpful in resolving In case the error doesn’t fix even after following the solutions discussed above, connect with the QuickBooks technical support team for effective assistance by calling us on our toll-free number at +1-888-704-1357

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