How to Troubleshoot QuickBooks Error 6123, 0?

Understanding QuickBooks Error Code 6123, 0
Error Code 6123, 0 occurs typically with a message of failure while trying to open your company file. This can result from the following conditions:
Corrupted Company File: Your attempt is trying to access a damaged company file.
Network: Should your company file be stored on a network, then you probably do not have connectivity.
User Permissions: You may also not have the right permissions to access the company file.
Firewall or Antivirus Configuration: Your security software may sometimes lock QuickBooks.
How to Fix QuickBooks Error Code 6123, 0
The following is the process of fixing this error:
1. Update QuickBooks
First of all, you should first ensure you have the latest version of QuickBooks installed. In fact, updates are often accompanied by bug fixes that may very well be your problem.
On the Help menu
Select Update QuickBooks Desktop
Update Now and apply all available updates.
2. Check Your Internet
QuickBooks requires sufficient internet capacity to operate correctly. Ensure that your connection is secure if you are on the network version.
Try to check your internet by opening the browser and visiting any website.
Restart your router.
3. Verify You Have the Necessary Permissions
Confirm that you have the proper permissions on the company file.
Select the folder in which your company file is saved using your right-click mouse option.
Click on Properties and choose the Security tab."
Make sure your user account has full access to that folder."
4. Use the QuickBooks File Doctor
QuickBooks File Doctor can be used to scan and even fix issues in your company file.
Download the installation package for QuickBooks Tool Hub.
Open the Tool Hub and click on **Company File Issues
Select Run QuickBooks File Doctor and follow through.
5. Rename the .ND and .TLG Files
Network Descriptor (.ND) and Transaction Log (.TLG) files can become corrupted and cause problems.
Open the folder in which your company file is stored.
Search for files that have the same name as your company file, but which contained a ".ND" and a ".TLG" extension.
Right-click each file and select Rename and add ".old" to both file names.
Reboot QuickBooks, and try to open your company file.
6. Turn off Your Firewall and Antivirus for Now
Your firewall or antivirus might be blocking QuickBooks access to some required files.
Turn off your firewall or antivirus.
Try to open your company file
If you can open it, congratulations; in this case, you will have to make some changes in your security software to let QuickBooks access.
7. Restore a Backup
If you think that the company file is corrupted, and none of the above works, then you'll probably need to restore a backup.
Do the following:
Open or Restore Company
Restore a backup copy. Follow the instructions.
Conclusion
Errors like QuickBooks Error Code 6123, 0 are frustrating but typically have such easy resolutions that they can be rectified with just a few troubleshooting steps. It always pays to have your software updated, ensure regular back-ups of the data, and by all means, if these troubleshooting steps do not work out, you must contact QuickBooks Error support team advice. Connect with us by dialing our customer support line, i.e., 1-800-761-1787, and let us manage the issue for you. Our certified accounting professionals are available to assist you whenever you require us.
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